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mcd2000 wrote:

creison wrote: Is there a way to feed the hd truth the GTVBox by the smb network, i mean transfer the mkv's from pc to the hd without to unplug it from revue all by the smb network.

You can use file navigator apps like File Expert or ES File Explorer to connect to your PC over SMB and copy files to the local filesystem.

True but the transfer speed seems kind of slow, anyway it is an option!
what is the circle mark that shows after some files in my movies list?
Is it a mark for played movies?
Thanks in advance for your replay!

mcd2000 wrote:

tinsnow wrote: - install ffmped and use this command in command prompt

That is correct. You can download ffmpeg builds for ex. here: http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/

surge wrote:Where is the resume data (playstate) stored?

If it's local to the GTV player being used, can you create an option to store it where the videos are stored?
This would allow pausing from one room and resuming from another.

It could be as simple as a file that tracks the current timestamp of where the video is at and writing it to a file.
thanks

creison wrote: what is the circle mark that shows after some files in my movies list?
Is it a mark for played movies?
Thanks in advance for your replay!

mcd2000 wrote:

surge wrote:Where is the resume data (playstate) stored?

If it's local to the GTV player being used, can you create an option to store it where the videos are stored?
This would allow pausing from one room and resuming from another.

It could be as simple as a file that tracks the current timestamp of where the video is at and writing it to a file.
thanks

It is not currently possible to implement, because all file access modules are coded to work in read-only mode.

surge wrote:

mcd2000 wrote:

surge wrote:Where is the resume data (playstate) stored?

If it's local to the GTV player being used, can you create an option to store it where the videos are stored?
This would allow pausing from one room and resuming from another.

It could be as simple as a file that tracks the current timestamp of where the video is at and writing it to a file.
thanks

It is not currently possible to implement, because all file access modules are coded to work in read-only mode.

are you saying you've coded them to work in read-only mode or is this a Google limitation?

mrzip wrote:Is it possible to recompile GTVBox to work with rooted 2.1. I'd rather not have to upgrade my second Revue to 3.2 as I think its very laggy compared to my 2.1. Holding out as long as I can till I can till 3.2 gets rooted from its bloatware.

thanks

zymurgist wrote:Hi Alexander,

Since the last GTBox update, my MKV videos are stopping at random intervals during playback. At first I thought it was a bad file, but it has been happening on every one I try. On some of the files, I can't even seek back to the point it failed. Any ideas?

Thanks!