(2016-03-08, 18:41)Talguy Wrote: @Nintynuts, have you looked into writing a script with Eventghost that queries the format of the current playing video in Kodi then adjusts your display via the Ethernet/Wifi interface? This could be a possible solution for you someone on the Eventghost forums have created a plugin for you TV and if your TV's protocol supports turning 3D on and off at the display.

(2016-03-08, 21:33)Nintynuts Wrote:

(2016-03-08, 18:41)Talguy Wrote: @Nintynuts, have you looked into writing a script with Eventghost that queries the format of the current playing video in Kodi then adjusts your display via the Ethernet/Wifi interface? This could be a possible solution for you someone on the Eventghost forums have created a plugin for you TV and if your TV's protocol supports turning 3D on and off at the display.

I've never heard of Eventghost. It's sounds like it might work if it's supported by my TV, but to be honest I'm very happy with my line interlaced solution for the standard player. I just want DSPlayer to support line interlaced mode too either through madVR, LAV or in SVP itself.

My biggest concern in this thread now is the subtitles issue. As no-one else is having it, I wonder if it's an issue with old core code from the DSPlayer and it might work fine with latest official Kodi, but I still want DSPlayer for high framerate, so I'm hesitant to mess up my configuration.

(2016-03-08, 21:41)Warner306 Wrote: Do you want to output line interlaced 3D? I'm not following. That is possible through madVR.

(2016-03-08, 21:48)Nintynuts Wrote:

(2016-03-08, 21:41)Warner306 Wrote: Do you want to output line interlaced 3D? I'm not following. That is possible through madVR.

If DSplayer using madVR is capable of row interlaced output from OU input, then I'd love to hear how. From what I've been told it only supports MVC (frame packed) 3D.

(2016-03-09, 04:16)Talguy Wrote: Alright, So I'm still in the process of trying to get MediaConfig and FIltersConfig to work. I'm creating these through the DSPlayer GUI settings in Filter Management > Media Rules / Filter Configuration. I set up media rules how I want which is two rules. The first rule looks for files that have "(Animation)" in the filename. If so then it will include the extra filter ffdshow raw video so that I can view animation/anime with SVP enabled. The other rule picks up all other files that do not have "(Animation)" in the file name. The issue I'm having now is that it always enables SVP for all videos regardless of if the keyword is in the filename or not. can someone help me out with this?

Also I didn't setup filter configurations. Is this the issue? I assumed that DSPlayer already knew all the filter information as it was provided in the filters list when generating my media rule.

Also is there a way to tell what Media Rule is currently active? Like would it show up in the OSD Codec view when I press the 'o' key on my keyboard?

(2016-03-09, 02:56)Warner306 Wrote: 3D support appears to be glitchy and Samsung and LG are no longer supporting 3D TVs.

(2016-03-09, 10:18)Warner306 Wrote: Remove ffdshow from the rule that doesn't need SVP. Without ffdshow, SVP can't be used.

Quote:<mediasconfig>
<rules>
<rule name="Animation FIlter for SVP" priority="0" filename="*.(Animation).*">
<source filter="lavfsplitter" />
<splitter filter="lavf_splitter" />
<video filter="lavvideodec" />
<audio filter="lavaudiodec" />
<subs filter="xysubfilter" />
<extra>
<extra filter="ffdshowrawfilter" />
</extra>
</rule>
<rule name="None Animation No SVP" priority="1" filetypes="mkv|avi|mp4|m4v|flv|ts|m2ts">
<source filter="lavfsplitter" />
<splitter filter="lavf_splitter" />
<video filter="lavvideodec" />
<audio filter="lavaudiodec" />
<subs filter="xysubfilter" />
</rule>
</rules>
</mediasconfig>

Quote:<filtersconfig>
<filters>
<filter name="lavfsplitter" type="source">
<osdname>LAV Splitter Source</osdname>
<guid>{B98D13E7-55DB-4385-A33D-09FD1BA26338}</guid>
</filter>
<filter name="lavf_splitter" type="splitter">
<osdname>LAV Splitter</osdname>
<guid>{171252A0-8820-4AFE-9DF8-5C92B2D66B04}</guid>
</filter>
<filter name="ffdshowrawfilter" type="extra">
<osdname>ffdshow raw video filter</osdname>
<guid>{0B390488-D80F-4A68-8408-48DC199F0E97}</guid>
</filter>
<filter name="lavaudiodec" type="audiodec">
<osdname>LAV Audio Decoder</osdname>
<guid>{E8E73B6B-4CB3-44A4-BE99-4F7BCB96E491}</guid>
</filter>
<filter name="lavvideodec" type="videodec">
<osdname>LAV Video Decoder</osdname>
<guid>{EE30215D-164F-4A92-A4EB-9D4C13390F9F}</guid>
</filter>
<filter name="xysubfilter" type="subs">
<osdname>XySubFilter</osdname>
<guid>{2DFCB782-EC20-4A7C-B530-4577ADB33F21}</guid>
</filter>
</filters>
</filtersconfig>

(2016-03-09, 15:28)Wanilton Wrote: Kodi Jarvis 16.1 RC2 + dsplayer * (03/09/2016)

link for download:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/77993366/KodiSetup-jarvis.16.1.rc2.dsplayer-final-03.09.2016.10.25.dx11.exe

Update internal lav filters for version 0.68.0-1 (03/09/2016).

Warnings:
- This is an unofficial Kodi build not from Team Kodi.
- This build comes with no warranties, explicit or implied, and you use it at your own risk.
- This build was compiled by Wanilton, for use only in Windows OS, and have same functions official Kodi Jarvis build Nightly + dsplayer support.

git:

https://github.com/mediaBrasil/xbmc/tree/master_dsplayer