(2016-03-02, 17:54)Dave the Minion Wrote: Hey Scott, heads up on this thread where MVC playback IN Kodi via hardware decoding has been cracked and is being better flushed out. I messed with it last night and it works much like a Pi. There are bugs to work out but this is a HUGE step forward in 3D playback with Kodi (on Intel GPU) and will make life for many users even better. If your dev hasn't been following along as this all seems to have popped up over the past week I suggest he keep an eye on it and you as well. It works with the MVC MKV headers I described earlier as well making them even more useful.
Good call, Dave. I'll loop in our developer so he's got a heads up.
(2016-03-02, 17:54)Dave the Minion Wrote: Also, for round 2 of development I'm not sure if you are planning to add more default CV sub-folders to the root but if so I have the following suggestions;
Commercials
Cartoons Intro
Cartoons Outro
3D Glasses On
3D Glasses Off/Return
Now Showing Trailers Intro
Now Showing Trailers Outro
If these become defaults to CV they'll benefit from the 3D tagging and detection like the current defaults have. I'm sure there are others to suggest that I'm forgetting at the moment.
Commercials will be added with support for TV, I believe. We might be able to add them sooner and leave out the TV functionality.
Cartoons and
3D Glasses I like a lot. Trailers I'm going to have to discuss with our developer. If we add that, I think it makes sense to change what's there currently to
Coming Soon Trailers Intro/Outro and I'm not sure of the impact there to everyone (all 450,000 of you) using the current add-on.
(2016-03-02, 18:07)Frini Wrote: Hello,
I have started using CinemaVision in my home cinema and up to now everything is working good.
But I have one problem. Hope that you can help me.
I am also having stub-files like Conan.bluray.disc in KODI. Everytime I start a queue with Cinemavision and this is stub file, the it gets interrupted.
I want to use CinemaVision for sending via Action-File a command to my home automation for powering on and opening my BluRayPlayer. While the Player gets started I want to see like a normal queue some trailers. After finishing the intro stuff my home automation should switch my AVR to the BluRayPlayer input. But this will not really work
Is it possible to safe a standard queue for stub-files just like for 2D or 3D?
Sorry for my English. I hope you understand what I mean with stub-files. In my film library I have some ripped films and some filmes only with a dummy-file (stub). These films are stored in a shelf.
I'm not sure we ever even tested using stub files... I guess it never occurred to us. Are you using it successfully with other stub files? If so, post up a log of you running your Sequence with one of the working stub files, and then Conan. That will make it easier for us to spot the difference.
Does your BD player have any kind of API that we can manipulate? What's the make/model? I'll ask the same questions in regards to your AVR. If both your BD player and AVR have APIs that CinemaVision can talk to that includes waking the BD player, opening the tray of that BD player, and switching inputs on your AVR, everything you're asking is possible.
I'm not sure how Kodi identifies stub files, but I'll ask our developer. If we can identify it as a stub file, I'm sure we could set it up with a default Sequence just like 2D, 3D, and eventually TV. I'll let you know when I have more information. Great suggestion!