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hdmkv · (This post was last modified: 2016-01-26, 21:14 by hdmkv.)

(2016-01-26, 15:28)popcornmix Wrote: You should be able to name then .3D.SBS.iso or .3D.TAB.iso (from http://kodi.wiki/view/3D#Video_filenames_flags).
If using my newclock5 branch then .3D.MVC.iso is also valid.

.3D.iso has never been a valid 3D filename tag.

The wiki also says "You can customize these regular expressions through the Advancedsettings.xml file."

Possible to specify .3D.MVC as a universal Kodi tag somehow?... so that a build w/your newclock5 branch isn't necessary (I'm thinking w/ARM Kodi16 here on HiMedia Q5/H8 or any Android 3D box).

Skank · 2016-01-26, 21:30

I just named for ex nemo.iso to nemo.3d.iso and it just works with q5
I get a 3d cover as well

hdmkv · (This post was last modified: 2016-01-26, 22:47 by hdmkv.)

Here's mine and movie isn't tagged as 3D in Kodi for me:

If I do similar to above, but w/.TAB or .SBS in the movie & NFO filenames, then Kodi marks them as 3D. Actual playback of all my 3D videos is in 3D mode, so all this is just about proper tagging for sorting purposes, or creating smart playlists.

**ArieS** · (This post was last modified: 2016-01-27, 11:07 by ArieS.)

(2016-01-26, 14:00)popcornmix Wrote:
(2016-01-26, 13:54)ArieS Wrote: In this example this is part of the video, the opening credits.
Tonight I watched The Martian in 3D and the text from his camcorder, the forced subs for the Chinese parts were all jagged. It really looks like it's over sharpened... I could always upload a small sample of the opening credits of The Walk and you can check if it's jagged for you too?

Sure - provide a sample and I'll have a look into it.

Ok bud, here's the sample: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4DPDmH...sp=sharing

Edit: Seems I had a prob with the link b4...

Skank · 2016-01-26, 23:08

(2016-01-26, 22:46)hdmkv Wrote: Here's mine and movie isn't tagged as 3D in Kodi for me:

If I do similar to above, but w/.TAB or .SBS in the movie & NFO filenames, then Kodi marks them as 3D. Actual playback of all my 3D videos is in 3D mode, so all this is just about proper tagging for sorting purposes, or creating smart playlists.

Add .3d to folder also

hdmkv · (This post was last modified: 2016-01-26, 23:29 by hdmkv.)

That was suggested by someone earlier & thought I read it didn't work... will try it, thanks.

looun just e-mailed me a short demo of a new UyeSee Hisilicon 3798M S1000 box, which appears to show full BD-Java menus supported. A UyeSee sales guy had recently contacted me, but had said no plans to release product outside China. Anyway, have contacted him back to ask about this box as it certainly looks intriguing...

**ArieS** · 2016-01-26, 23:36

(2016-01-26, 23:08)Skank Wrote:
(2016-01-26, 22:46)hdmkv Wrote: Here's mine and movie isn't tagged as 3D in Kodi for me:

If I do similar to above, but w/.TAB or .SBS in the movie & NFO filenames, then Kodi marks them as 3D. Actual playback of all my 3D videos is in 3D mode, so all this is just about proper tagging for sorting purposes, or creating smart playlists.

Add .3d to folder also

Doesn't only the naming of the file matter and not the folder?

halfelite · 2016-01-27, 02:17

That is a strange video as it shows some sort of menu, but I am wonder if that is like a launching menu. AS it loads that almost instantly but when he hits play you can see the player then launching another application to play the video.

hdmkv · (This post was last modified: 2016-01-27, 17:31 by hdmkv.)

Yes, the menu looks too basic for the kind we see on most recent Blu-rays.

Skank · 2016-01-27, 14:31

(2016-01-26, 23:28)hdmkv Wrote: That was suggested by someone earlier & thought I read it didn't work... will try it, thanks.

looun just e-mailed me a short demo of a new UyeSee Hisilicon 3798M S1000 box, which appears to show full BD-Java menus supported. A UyeSee sales guy had recently contacted me, but had said no plans to release product outside China. Anyway, have contacted him back to ask about this box as it certainly looks intriguing...

You dont see much of the menu
But its cool it works
Anway
Very nice product
Its the same chip as the new himedia q10
But only 45$ , whats difference then with himedia, which will cost a lot more probably

Also other nice feature is the option for subtitles to grab them... during play

It seems they finally see what the mediaplayer market wants

dukester · 2016-01-27, 15:02

(2016-01-27, 14:31)Skank Wrote:
(2016-01-26, 23:28)hdmkv Wrote: That was suggested by someone earlier & thought I read it didn't work... will try it, thanks.

looun just e-mailed me a short demo of a new UyeSee Hisilicon 3798M S1000 box, which appears to show full BD-Java menus supported. A UyeSee sales guy had recently contacted me, but had said no plans to release product outside China. Anyway, have contacted him back to ask about this box as it certainly looks intriguing...

You dont see much of the menu
But its cool it works
Anway
Very nice product
Its the same chip as the new himedia q10
But only 45$ , whats difference then with himedia, which will cost a lot more probably

Also other nice feature is the option for subtitles to grab them... during play

It seems they finally see what the mediaplayer market wants

Keeping our hopes up for that box is a recipe for disaster, i mean the thing froze up during review and most of the 4k video playback looked choppy as can be.. i think theres about 1% chance this box fits the bill with HD audio and frame packed 3D Kodi playback.

The best thing would be to get framepacking working with intel hardware like the guy in the dev forum section, honestly i think hes got the right idea. HD audio, perfect framerate capabilities, 10bit HEVC decode coming in the next revision of cpu.

looun · 2016-01-27, 15:32

(2016-01-27, 14:31)Skank Wrote:
(2016-01-26, 23:28)hdmkv Wrote: That was suggested by someone earlier & thought I read it didn't work... will try it, thanks.

looun just e-mailed me a short demo of a new UyeSee Hisilicon 3798M S1000 box, which appears to show full BD-Java menus supported. A UyeSee sales guy had recently contacted me, but had said no plans to release product outside China. Anyway, have contacted him back to ask about this box as it certainly looks intriguing...

But only 45$ , whats difference then with himedia, which will cost a lot more probably

- on video there are not any menu about "picture quality" like himedia , sò i am not secure that video player app is optimized for hisilicon video engine.
- less port... less price.
- not very nice user interface

the most interesting thing is graphic BD menu ( not like lite-menu ) , if not i am in wrong

hdmkv · 2016-01-27, 15:38

looun & I are in contact with UyeSee; offered our help to test, provide feedback, review, whatever... WyeSee Wink

if they decide to jump in. Maybe a cheaper alternative to HiMedia.

movie78 · 2016-01-27, 16:14

For the love of 3D can someone a hardware like the Raspberry Pi that support Bitstream Audio(for Immersive Audio lover)

Every new update is making the Raspberry Pi better and better,for playing 3D MVC probably the best Kodi box out there.

tate1293 · 2016-01-27, 20:10

Have you guys seen the Pine64? (http://pine64.com/). It's basically like an upgraded Raspberry PI, with Android support and 4K HEVC decoding. I emailed them about MVC support and they said they're working on supporting it. Hopefully they follow through and this could possibly play 3D bluray rips as well as UHD bluray rips.