(2012-04-06, 20:49)rd1979 Wrote: [ -> ] (2012-04-06, 20:06)Jason102 Wrote: [ -> ]Eh, really, DVD isos shouldn't be used. I'm surprised that they are even pulled in. Since it has a menu, they shouldn't have a duration. If they don't have a duration, I ignore them. I'm guessing that XBMC will grab a duration for the main video on a DVD iso and pass that to me, which really is just wrong. I may have to make a modification to specifically ignore .iso files...
The same thing happens for DVD folders (VIDEO_TS/AUDIO_TS). So if guess if you're gonna do that, then the same should apply for those. But isn't there some way to force-play the main feature from your end?
If you are asking
ME (the guy with the ISO question) then, from what I can see, the answer is no.
(Of course, in my case, I do not have any Video TS / Audio TS subdirectories, as putting all that in a .ISO file via DVD Shrink was "neater"... and since XBMC plays .ISO format, easier to manage. )
I just checked the way it works on my XBMC. This is the behavior:
PseudoTV has been marked as a "Favorite", so I need to go to my Favorite icon and select it. The XBMC Menu displays (for me) 4 items: PseudoTV, Navi-X, Icefilms, and BluRayPlayer.
I select PseudoTV by pressing [OK] on my Harmony One remote (which is mapped to Enter/Select in XBMC).
PseudoTV displays <working> and then popped up with a TV show episode.
I hit [OK] and that brings up PseudoTV's Program Guide, showing my available "stations" and videos.
If I select what appears to be a movie (which I know to be a .ISO), PseudoTV plays the selected item, resulting tn the launch of the DVD Menu, and PseudoTV displays the "Now Playing" information on the botton-right of the screen
The "Now Playing" information fades away, leaving only the DVD Menu displayed, and in this case with "Play Movie" highligted in that DVD Menu.
Now... If I select [ |> Play ] on my remote (mapped to "P" in XBMC) , the result is that the menu pauses, with XBMC displaying paused information in the top-right of the screen.
Selecting [ Menu ] (mapped to "M" in XBMC) doesn't allow any additional help... It would just have me pause the playing menu as well. So, exit that.
Selecting [OK] to select the "Play Movie" highlighted choice in the DVD Menu results in the PseudoTV Program Guide to overlay the DVD Menu (which continues to play in the background).
Of course, selecting another TV episode or movie w/o a DVD Menu allows that to play. No problems.
And, I could live with that, but it fails the Spouse Acceptance Factor Test.
I am not aware of any other key control that could make this work.
(thanks for reading.
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