(2012-06-25, 05:01)Dougie Fresh Wrote: What about launching an external player such as MPC-HC from XBMC?
(2012-06-25, 05:01)Dougie Fresh Wrote: What about launching an external player such as MPC-HC from XBMC?It worked fine, but you have to use this code "<hidexbmc>true</hidexbmc>" in playercorefactory codes "Another External Player Code, but Very Simple to Setup".....it is stutter when set to "false".......
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(2012-06-25, 05:22)bluray Wrote:(2012-06-25, 05:01)Dougie Fresh Wrote: What about launching an external player such as MPC-HC from XBMC?It worked fine, but you have to use this code "<hidexbmc>true</hidexbmc>" in playercorefactory codes "Another External Player Code, but Very Simple to Setup".....it is stutter when set to "false".......
(2012-06-25, 05:26)lagledavid Wrote: i am confused 1080p=blu ray dvds are not 1090p? so if I want to play a ripped blu ray mkv file would this work
(2012-06-25, 05:26)lagledavid Wrote:When I said playback blu-ray in full 1080P, I meant 1:1 blu-ray ripped to ISO. If it is 1:1 blu-ray ripped, it is stutter on my E350......if it is transcoded to low bitrate using HandBrake, it is fine....(2012-06-25, 05:22)bluray Wrote:(2012-06-25, 05:01)Dougie Fresh Wrote: What about launching an external player such as MPC-HC from XBMC?It worked fine, but you have to use this code "<hidexbmc>true</hidexbmc>" in playercorefactory codes "Another External Player Code, but Very Simple to Setup".....it is stutter when set to "false".......
i am confused 1080p=blu ray dvds are not 1090p? so if I want to play a ripped blu ray mkv file would this work
(2012-06-25, 05:35)jangjong Wrote:(2012-06-25, 05:26)lagledavid Wrote: i am confused 1080p=blu ray dvds are not 1090p? so if I want to play a ripped blu ray mkv file would this work
Bluray (the user) is talking about actual image files of the 1080p bluray discs. Which can be more than 30GB / file. MKV's are video files that compress a bluray disc movie to a single video file, so MKV's are usually smaller. It can be ranged from 2GB to even 15GB.
Also, bluray (the user) is saying that it stutters in Windows. I am saying it doesn't stutter when I play MKV's in OpenELEC. OpenELEC is basically an OS on it's own if you dont know what it is.
(2012-06-25, 05:35)jangjong Wrote: Bluray (the user) is talking about actual image files of the 1080p bluray discs. Which can be more than 30GB / file. MKV's are video files that compress a bluray disc movie to a single video file, so MKV's are usually smaller. It can be ranged from 2GB to even 15GB.I know......my Avatar is 49 GB (1:1 ripped to ISO).......if I convert it to MKV with just the main movie (which mean without all the extra features), it'll be smaller file......some of my kid movies, I used tsMuxeR to strip everything by muxing it to smaller m2ts file (w/ just the main video/audio/english sub)......
(2012-06-25, 06:04)Dougie Fresh Wrote: That G530/H61 systems is a great choice too -- it gives you a lot of options and much more horsepower -- for just a few bucks more.
(2012-06-25, 06:00)lagledavid Wrote: Intel G530 CPU 2.40 GHZ 2M CACHE 2.4 2 LGA 1155 ProcessorGreat choice....you'll have room to grow too!
(2012-06-25, 22:15)jasmill1969 Wrote: I have all of my media stored on a WindowsXP machine that has an OS drive and then 4x2TB drives that are dedicated to media storage. Currently I have the 4 drives shared and my wired Windows 7 HTPCs stream from these four SMB shares. If I go with a purely Openelec XBMC will I be able to connect to the SMB shares even though they are on a Windows box?
