(2012-11-10, 19:47)arairait Wrote: Hi,
Thanks to Eduard_K and Roman_V_M I installed the latest dsplayer XMBC.
But unfortunately I have serious problem in that.

When playing by dsplayer, I cannot control audio volume level.
Though volume control dialog shows up and indicates that volume level should change,
acctual volume level doesn't change at all.

I assumed that it is caused by DS filter settings. So I changed DS filters and
these settings in many may ways, but the problem won't fix.

Do you gurus have any idea, hint, or experience for this problem?

(2012-11-11, 00:38)steelman1991 Wrote: Roman - are you or anyone experiencing seek/chapter skip issues. Moving about within files using the last dsplayer build from this thread. There are long delays in the seek mechanism causing the video to freeze, audio continues and then the video runs at high speed to catch up and re-synch to audio. Is this a known issue.

Quote:Also I have set up LAV Splitter to use 'forced subititles' only, but this doesn't seem to work. I guess the question is - does dsplayer honour 'forced' flag settings in mkv files.

(2012-11-11, 15:28)steelman1991 Wrote: That's a bummer, thought it might be a universal issue. Have tried both splitters but both exhibit the same behaviour on skip/chapter seek - as described. Its not exclusive to high-bitrate interlaced or progressive files, anything is prone to it and again not for 1-2 seconds, on some occasions it can be in excess of 10-15 seconds. Will a debug log be of any use?

Quote:Can live with the subtitle issue, I can just activate subtitles on individual titles that need 'forced' subs - the only ones thankfully i need or have on my files.

(2012-11-11, 18:28)Roman_V_M Wrote: Honestly, I don't know. I'm not a developer, but I'll pass the info to Eduard_K and maybe he'll be able to do something about it. Though I've tried the latest available Eden build from Edurd_K and no problems with navigation there - even in interlaced videos.

(2012-11-10, 20:24)Roman_V_M Wrote: You haven't provided any details about your sound setup so I guess you need a psychic instead of a guru. The only thing I can tell that the PC volume control does not work with bitstreaming enabled in your audio filter settings - this is by design, i.e. a sound stream is passed "as is" to an external playback device without any interaction. For example, in case of LAV audio filter if you uncheck bitstreaming of all formats in the 1-st tab and enable downmixing of the 2-nd tab, the volume control works perfectly well.

(2012-11-16, 09:15)Bjur Wrote: @Roman_V_M: Do you think that there's any chance we can get DSplayer Frodo Beta within the next few days, or is it more difficult to compile when going from alpha to beta?

(2012-11-08, 22:50)Roman_V_M Wrote: We have another build from Eduard_K: http://www.mediafire.com/?6x4pq69y956txfu
Source code: https://github.com/avmedia/xbmc
This build is based on today's XBMC Frodo code + DSPlayer with some tweaks and fixes from Eduard_K.
The usual warnings:
- This in unofficial build based on WIP XBMC code so you use it at your own risk without any warranties.
- I'm not a developer. All credits belong to Eduard_K and other people involved in DSPlayer and XBMC development.

Main improvements by Eduard_K:
- More reliable filter graph building for various media types.
- Ability to enable DSPlayer as the default XBMC videoplayer from GUI.
- Ability to use default system filters without complex XML config tweaking (much like Windows Media Player).
- Blu-ray titles and MKV editions support (only with AVSplitter).
To use AVSlitter in DSPlayer need to install it first (don't forget to enable .bdmv support and a source filter) and then:
- either enable the option "Use system filters...";
- or create mediasconfig.xml file in (XBMC_user_profile)\userdata\dsplayer\ folder with the following content:

Code:

<mediasconfig>
<rules>
  <rule filetypes="avi|mp4|m4v|flv|mpg|mov|mkv|ts|mts|m2ts|bdmv|mpls|iso">
   <source filter="avsource" />
   <splitter filter="avsplitter" />
   <video filter="mpcvideodec" />  
   <audio filter="lavaudiodec" />
  </rule>
</rules>
</mediasconfig>

Naturally, you can still use your own filter configuration. The Wiki article is still valid. Or you can just install the necessary filters (e.g. FFDshow or LAVfilters or others) and let DSPlayer pick them automatically based on system merits (like Windows Media Player does).

Known limitations:
Currently DSPlayer only supports playing files from local and network drives. Playing streaming video via URL-links (YouTube etc.) is not supported. Such video is handled by DVDPlayer. Hopefully, this will be solved.

I've done cursory checks and did not find any major issues. You can post bug reports (if any) here, preferably with details (not just "it does not work"). If a bug can be reproduced, there's a good chance it will be fixed.