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2011-02-24, 07:09
(This post was last modified: 2011-02-24, 07:13 by brasskey.)
99% of my movies are in VIDEO_TS folders. Yes I know I convert them using Handbrake, but I have many movies and it would take forever to convert them all. I tried turing on "Stack" in the MISC OPTIONS but that didn't help. Is the software just not capable?
To explain my setup, I have my files in a network drive and I'm able to see them, but they won't play. My shared drive folder is named "MOVIES". Within movies, I have folders for each movie. For example, "Big Lebowski". Within the each movie are the VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS folders.
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the 'XBMC for iOS current issues at a glance' sticked post mentions an issue with VIDEO_TS... pls read that and see if that applies
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I hate menus too. And for the most part - 'extras'.
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I agree MakeMKV is good for taking a VOB and turning it into a MKV, doesn't take long either as said above.
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I'm another fan of video_TS and hope support for it comes to iOS devices someday.
Something that I have been wondering though is why is this format so tricky to deal with. I have noticed that the Plex iOS app and Air Video also don't support video_TS, and I have not found any app that stream the format to an iOS device.
I'm no programer, but I do wonder as to why MP4, MKV, etc. can be supported rather easily, but video_TS seems so elusive.
I don't mean this as any sort of knock against the XBMC team. I think you are doing a great job and I look forward to future developments. I am just asking more out of curiosity and hope someone can shed some light on the video_TS situation.
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I'm sure it won't be too long 'til it gets fixed.