2012-03-07, 18:21
I knew I'd forget something... My blu-ray drive is on a different machine, so I was typing it from memory. Good catch.
scudlee Wrote:If you're using Dharma, you can get away with protocols="bd". (The s is important, otherwise everything will match it, as you've seen.)
As far as I'm aware, though, the bd protocol no longer works in Eden. You had the right idea with the filename, it just needs to be a regexp - try using filename="D:\\.*", that should match anything on a disc. If you want it for blu-rays specifically, you could use it with filetypes="bdmv" (again, mind the s). So,
<rule filetypes="bdmv" filename="D:\\.*" player="whatever you called the player">
should work just for blu-ray discs. It does for me.
(To include DVDs in the same rule, you could use filetypes="bdmv|ifo".)
pkscuot Wrote:Just FYI, this is not valid XML and will result in the playercorefactory not loading at all. It should be:
<rule filetypes="bdmv" filename="D:\\.*" player="whatever you called the player" />
scudlee Wrote:If you're using Dharma, you can get away with protocols="bd". (The s is important, otherwise everything will match it, as you've seen.)
As far as I'm aware, though, the bd protocol no longer works in Eden. You had the right idea with the filename, it just needs to be a regexp - try using filename="D:\\.*", that should match anything on a disc. If you want it for blu-rays specifically, you could use it with filetypes="bdmv" (again, mind the s). So,
<rule filetypes="bdmv" filename="D:\\.*" player="whatever you called the player">
should work just for blu-ray discs. It does for me.
(To include DVDs in the same rule, you could use filetypes="bdmv|ifo".)
pkscuot Wrote:Just FYI, this is not valid XML and will result in the playercorefactory not loading at all. It should be:
<rule filetypes="bdmv" filename="D:\\.*" player="whatever you called the player" />
rossf87 Wrote:Thanks a lot to both you guys, went in and changed my playercore factory to filetypes="bdmv" and it worked perfectly first time! CheersThis rule (<rule filetypes="bdmv" filename="D:\\.*" player="whatever you called the player" />) doesn't make sense. If you want to playback blu-ray disc with XBMC "Play Disc" option, why do you have to link it to .bdmv? If you want to playback index.bdmv in blu-ray disc folder, it make sense. To playback blu-ray disc on BD-ROM, it should be rule similar to this (<rule name="Blu-Ray" protocol="bd" player="Disc_Player"/>). Just a thought!
scudlee Wrote:In Eden, the filename used is "D:\BDMV\index.bdmv" (or whatever your drive letter is), so whatever rule you use has to match against that.It works fine in my HTPC's and others using this (<rule name="Blu-Ray" protocol="bd" player="Disc_Player"/>) with Beta 3 and RC2. TMT5 works fine with or without "S" at the end of "protocol", but PDVD11/12 works without the "S" only!
(2012-03-12, 15:49)Soujirou Seta Wrote: Can someone help to use PotPlayer in ALL my movies and series at XBMC, except to DVDISO and BlurayISO (this formats, potplayer cannot playing)
I need a playercorefactory with this parameters, i don't understand nothing about these parameters.....
Extra Tk.
Soujirou Seta.
(2012-03-18, 04:56)bluray Wrote: @David- If you have Intel HDxxxx iPGU, I'm suggesting un-check (disable) DXVA2 and "sync to display" options and check (enable) "match refresh rate to source" option. It might get rid of jerky...
If it AMD GPU, you can check DXVA option....
To playback only BD-ROM with external player, you might want to use this rule instead (<rule filename=".*bdmv.*" player="Disc_Player"/>)
(2012-03-18, 18:47)DavidT99 Wrote:Did you try to disable "Sync Playback to Display"? And you can try "<hideconsole>false</hideconsole>" instead of "<hideconsole>true</hideconsole>".....If you have a less than powerful CPU, you can try to select "high performance" in Windows 7 power option too....(2012-03-18, 04:56)bluray Wrote: @David- If you have Intel HDxxxx iPGU, I'm suggesting un-check (disable) DXVA2 and "sync to display" options and check (enable) "match refresh rate to source" option. It might get rid of jerky...
If it AMD GPU, you can check DXVA option....
To playback only BD-ROM with external player, you might want to use this rule instead (<rule filename=".*bdmv.*" player="Disc_Player"/>)
I have an AMD 5450 GPU with DXVA enabled as well match refresh rate to source. I have also updated the graphics drivers to v12.3.
(2012-03-18, 18:47)DavidT99 Wrote: The issue with the external player being invoked for all video is now fixed.Good job...
Thanks