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gottahavit wrote:I'm having an issue with SMB and playing videos. Video will start and play for about 15 sec then pause every 15 sec or so. Happens on both sony and logitech, both boxes are wired and the share works fine on my other pcs. Also all videos play fine in stock video player over upnp. Is there an SMB issue in 3.1?

What version of player are you using?
All video files behave like this or only high bitrate ones?

Ok. I have some progress with MKV subtitles. They now work with some files... with some doesn't.
Will release experimental version in couple of days.

mcd2000 wrote:

gottahavit wrote:I'm having an issue with SMB and playing videos. Video will start and play for about 15 sec then pause every 15 sec or so. Happens on both sony and logitech, both boxes are wired and the share works fine on my other pcs. Also all videos play fine in stock video player over upnp. Is there an SMB issue in 3.1?

What version of player are you using?
All video files behave like this or only high bitrate ones?

Yes it appears to only be with highbitrate videos(raw bray files), however most of my videos fall into that category. I think I have a workaround however. The latest upnplay works well on GTV and plays nice with gtvbox audio switching. There appears to be no pauisng when playing with this method.

While searching for a remote controlled (eg web) mediaplayer, i stumbled onto this application which works fine, however i do have a question regarding the use of NanoHTTPD in your code, which opens port 8087 and while accessed it crashes the app. Is this intended to be a server to control the app via a web page ? If not, do you intend to do this ?

gottahavit wrote: Yes it appears to only be with highbitrate videos(raw bray files), however most of my videos fall into that category. I think I have a workaround however. The latest upnplay works well on GTV and plays nice with gtvbox audio switching. There appears to be no pauisng when playing with this method.

To many proxying in the app...
What version are you using however?
I will look for optimizing performace on high bitrates...

synologic wrote:While searching for a remote controlled (eg web) mediaplayer, i stumbled onto this application which works fine, however i do have a question regarding the use of NanoHTTPD in your code, which opens port 8087 and while accessed it crashes the app. Is this intended to be a server to control the app via a web page ? If not, do you intend to do this ?

No, this webserver is used internally to proxy video streams from SMB.

just updated to .26

happy to see I can upnplay and still use your audio switching.

gottahavit wrote:just updated to .26

happy to see I can upnplay and still use your audio switching.

Bad thing here is that if you want to use subtitles, stream should be dowloaded twice...

[quote="mcd2000"
Bad thing here is that if you want to use subtitles, stream should be dowloaded twice...[/quote]

I never use subtitles,but i need the audio switching so I can have the dts and the ac3 streams in my videos. I did find however that the sony player will always chose the last track in the file and the logitech will find the ac3 track if it's there, but I still like your app in case i mux in the wrong order. Now if only the logitech would play mpeg-2

gottahavit wrote: I never use subtitles,but i need the audio switching so I can have the dts and the ac3 streams in my videos. I did find however that the sony player will always chose the last track in the file and the logitech will find the ac3 track if it's there, but I still like your app in case i mux in the wrong order. Now if only the logitech would play mpeg-2

I am now testing 38Gb Avatar.mkv. When playing with "cache block" size, I was able to stream it pretty good.
It also has NINE subtitle tracks which are parsed in parallel thread.
I think, I will put Cache Size option in preferences, that users could play with to make their movies play fine.

Anyways, thanks for making me think about this problem.


PS: I have a crazy idea of rewriting libdca (VLC DTS library) in Java. But not sure it will work fast enough for on-fly decoding...