There are many keyboard shortcuts by now, and I can hardly remember them.
It would help if you could add a screen where the available shortcuts are listed.
This screen can be displayed semi transparent when the playback is paused, and also if the user presses some key like h for help.

First, thanks for this APPS and the updates.
A request, I really need it: to be able to quickly unmount and external drive connected to USB. I don't want to keep it on and connected when I don't use it. Maybe, when I quit the APP, it could show three options: Not quit, just quit, and quit and unmount.
An observation: some times the audio gets out of sync. All I have to do is to stop playing and playing back again (returning to previous position, thanks for that), so it's on sync again.

GTVBox Video Player v.0.7 is released!

- You can now select default vertical position of subtitles using K/M keys.

- GTVBox now marks a movie (if it is longer then 10 min) if you already watched it.
There are 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% marks. You can also mark/unmark a file by yourself with longclick context menu.

- I've noticed that most Mediacenters have a clock at the corner.
Now GTVBox have it too. It is also calculates expected time of movie end (like current time + last till the end).



- External soundtrack (Experimental!).
It should be a file in m4a (recommended for AAC) or mka (recommended for AC3) container with the same name placed in the same directory (like subtitles). I can not support MP3 for now, because Android has a common problem when seeking over VBR MP3.
To switch to external soundtrack press E. The movie will be restarted if external sound is found. Use R/T keys to fix sync time.
If you have a movie with DTS soundtrack, which your Logitech Revue can not play, just extract it, convert to AC3 and mux to mka format (over ffmpeg for ex.).

- HTTP streaming.
Mostly for IceStream users.


- Fixed subtitle outline saving.
- Fixed some crash reports.

Hi there. I just bought GTVBox but couldn't load the SRT external subtitles. My SRT files are located in the proper movie folders, lower case, subtitle chart selected to support my language (portuguese) - ISO8859-1 (have also tried UFT-8). I'm using Twonky, but tried several others. I hit "S" and nothing happens. I don't know what to do.

All movies display "Subtitle: Disabled" with no options. I played one MKV video and could enable the subtitles, but to all remaining formats, it doesn't work.

Please help!

Thanks!

Search function is broken so posting a question and hope it hasn't been asked before.

How do I set up an SMB if I have my HD hooked up to my router. I have a netgear wndr4000 and have been trying to get it working all day.