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mcd2000
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 Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2012 3:23 am |
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Joined: Wed Aug 03, 2011 5:52 am
Posts: 456
Location: Russia, Saint-Petersburg
GTV Device Owned: Vizio Co-Star
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smith151 wrote: All versions incorrectly shows Russian file names (Ubuntu uses UTF-8). У меня нормально показывает русские имена с убунты.  _________________ ViMu PlayerViMu/GTVBox Google+ pageMy devices: Logitech Revue, Sony NSZ-GT1 (rooted), Sony NSZ-GS7, Vizio Co-Star, Hisense Pulse (rooted), ASUS Qube and some others...
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TheEvilMonkey
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Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2012 7:49 am |
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Joined: Sat Mar 03, 2012 8:43 am
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GTV Device Owned: NSX-40GT1 (Internet TV)
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mcd2000 wrote: TheEvilMonkey wrote: Hey folks,
Brand new user of GTVBox here and I've got a video that just won't play and wondering if someone could help me determine what's wrong with the encoding. I've also tried Plex and the native Media Player and they won't play it either, so I'm assuming it's an issue with the encoding of the actual file. Media Info is:
Hm. The container and video codec look good. But you will not be able to get sound of it as DTS is not supported by Sony TV. Try using Plex in HLS-enabled (transcoding) mode. I did some more testing of this and discovered that anything with DTS will not play at all (even without sound). I remuxed it, converting the DTS to AC3 and they play fine. Just thought someone might want to know...
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mcd2000
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Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2012 10:04 am |
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Location: Russia, Saint-Petersburg
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TheEvilMonkey wrote: Just thought someone might want to know... That's interesting. I have a Revue and it plays MKV files with DTS sound. They are just silent. I wonder if it a Sony TV issue. _________________ ViMu PlayerViMu/GTVBox Google+ pageMy devices: Logitech Revue, Sony NSZ-GT1 (rooted), Sony NSZ-GS7, Vizio Co-Star, Hisense Pulse (rooted), ASUS Qube and some others...
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proximous
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Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2012 10:25 am |
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Joined: Fri Jan 27, 2012 7:26 pm
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GTV Device Owned: NSZ-GT1 (Bluray Player)
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mcd2000 wrote: No. Parsing data from M4V is not supported. Open source VLC supports M4V art, chapters, subtitles, etc. If you can't directly use what's there due to licensing, perhaps it can show you how hard or easy it would be to implement. I'd love to see GTVBox support M4V chapters and subtitles in a future release. Related, I'm not opposed to converting M4Vs to MKVs. Does anyone know of a free Windows program that would do this without recoding and that would copy the M4V meta data into MKV meta data? I've found a lot of partial solutions but none that do it all seamlessly, and very few that have any easy support for meta data.
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mcd2000
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Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2012 12:01 pm |
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proximous wrote: Open source VLC supports M4V art, chapters, subtitles, etc. If you can't directly use what's there due to licensing, perhaps it can show you how hard or easy it would be to implement. I'd love to see GTVBox support M4V chapters and subtitles in a future release. It is not as easy.  All common used video libs are C/C++, but you can only use Java on Google TV. It was not very easy even to parse MKV and current MKV support has many bugs and for ex. does not support seeking. So, first of all I am working on improving MKV parsing. I believe that good MKV support is more important than other types of containers for now. _________________ ViMu PlayerViMu/GTVBox Google+ pageMy devices: Logitech Revue, Sony NSZ-GT1 (rooted), Sony NSZ-GS7, Vizio Co-Star, Hisense Pulse (rooted), ASUS Qube and some others...
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surge
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Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2012 1:46 pm |
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Joined: Wed Oct 05, 2011 4:27 pm
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GTV Device Owned: Logitech Revue
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mcd2000 wrote: proximous wrote: It was not very easy even to parse MKV and current MKV support has many bugs and for ex. does not support seeking. So, first of all I am working on improving MKV parsing. I believe that good MKV support is more important than other types of containers for now. Would the improved MKV parsing allow seeking on the Revue? I have a bunch of MKV files and am trying to decide if I should convert them to a different format. If seeking will not be an option, which format would be best to convert the MKVs w/AC3 without losing quality. thanks
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mcd2000
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Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2012 11:33 pm |
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Location: Russia, Saint-Petersburg
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surge wrote: mcd2000 wrote: proximous wrote: It was not very easy even to parse MKV and current MKV support has many bugs and for ex. does not support seeking. So, first of all I am working on improving MKV parsing. I believe that good MKV support is more important than other types of containers for now. Would the improved MKV parsing allow seeking on the Revue? I have a bunch of MKV files and am trying to decide if I should convert them to a different format. If seeking will not be an option, which format would be best to convert the MKVs w/AC3 without losing quality. thanks I hope seeking will be fixed in 3.2 update if it ever coming. If you really want seeking, you can convert to MP4 or M4V. _________________ ViMu PlayerViMu/GTVBox Google+ pageMy devices: Logitech Revue, Sony NSZ-GT1 (rooted), Sony NSZ-GS7, Vizio Co-Star, Hisense Pulse (rooted), ASUS Qube and some others...
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mcd2000
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Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2012 11:43 am |
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Joined: Wed Aug 03, 2011 5:52 am
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Location: Russia, Saint-Petersburg
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OK. GTVBox Video Player v. 0.6 is coming soon: - NFS support. For real geeks only! If it will not work, don't ask me why! - Improved continious playback ("play this and next files" feature). Also "play all files in this dir" added. - M3U support. - For continious playback and M3U files you can use PREV/NEXT media keys to switch files. - It finally says "Can not play file" if the file is unplayable instead of always showing progress bar. - You can now select subtitle shifting if it is not properly synchronized with your video (> and < buttons). - Improved quicksearch: you can navigate up/down over suggested items (someone asked for this here). - It finally displays labels of USB drives in the panel. - When playing a file without video stream (i.e. music file), info bar will not disappear. - Many bugs fixed, new bugs introduced. GOOD testers are as always welcome to contact@gtvbox.net. _________________ ViMu PlayerViMu/GTVBox Google+ pageMy devices: Logitech Revue, Sony NSZ-GT1 (rooted), Sony NSZ-GS7, Vizio Co-Star, Hisense Pulse (rooted), ASUS Qube and some others...
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sweup
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Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2012 12:12 pm |
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Joined: Sun Feb 26, 2012 1:30 pm
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GTV Device Owned: Logitech Revue
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Thats great!
Also hope to see "type for title of folder" (as in Logitech app).
Many new features, Good job!
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mcd2000
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Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2012 12:58 pm |
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Joined: Wed Aug 03, 2011 5:52 am
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Location: Russia, Saint-Petersburg
GTV Device Owned: Vizio Co-Star
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sweup wrote: "type for title of folder" Do not understand, sorry...  _________________ ViMu PlayerViMu/GTVBox Google+ pageMy devices: Logitech Revue, Sony NSZ-GT1 (rooted), Sony NSZ-GS7, Vizio Co-Star, Hisense Pulse (rooted), ASUS Qube and some others...
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