[dmdsoftware]

Hi! Does the resume function work for "original files downloads" as well? Or is it just for transcoded (streamed) files?

In 0.6.20, I did some changes to the original playback to see if this method works better. I'm hidden the new logic under (Playback with Original from right-click context). Can you give this a test? Playback of Original through any other means will result in the traditional method (I didn't want to break things well this is tested).

What I noticed is, for me at least, the buffering seems faster, and the seeking is working. I'm interested to see some feedback on it.

http://dmdsoftware.net/repository.ddurdl...0.6.20.zip

Tried 0.6.21. Seeking is flawless. o____O You did it, man!!!

Now I think the options are in serious need of reorganization, because currently there's a lot of ways of playing back stuff and it's not very clear. Also, to resume one needs to go with the spreadsheet thing you were describing previously, right? But how to differentiate between resuming with original playback and "streaming" playback?

In any case, awesome progress!

I'm currently simplifying the playback options which should be simplified enough when a stable build is released. It helps for testing to have them broken down on a right-click menu to ensure I'm testing what I think I'm testing.

Resuming was working before, where XBMC would track your file and allow you to resume or mark as watched. I haven't disabled that but it doesn't appear to be tracking anymore. If I can figure out why it stopped tracking, then this could be used. The spreadsheet method will be optional, and it will bring additional features that will reveal when they are ready for testing. A third method would be to store resume information as a file property in Google Drive.

Right now the snippet dealing with resume via spreadsheet is only tied to original playback. When the playback options are cleaned up over the next two or three releases, it will become applicable to all playback methods and become transparent.