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Kodi DSPlayer – DirectShow Player for Windows
No changed nothing in dsplayer code, only one time one pull request about PVR for fix compiling. Only official changes make by team in Jarvis master code was merged. I prefer don´t touch in the code for don´t broken..sorry.
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(2016-03-09, 20:27)ashlar Wrote:
(2016-03-09, 15:28)Wanilton Wrote: Kodi Jarvis 16.1 RC2 + dsplayer * (03/09/2016)

link for download:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7799...5.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...r_dsplayer
wanilton, would you be available to do some small modifications to the code and then have test builds? I ask because DSPlayer selects for internet streams LAV Splitter, by default and with no way of overriding it. I think it's a simple change.

Have you tried launching these streams through Kodi with MPC-HC and your own External Filters?
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Hi everyone,
I have been trying for some time to get the playback of my 3D MVC MKV files working. I ripped 3D Blu-Rays with MakeMKV and I am trying to play them on my Beamer Side-By-Side.
A test version of the "Stereoscopic Player" worked.
But I would really like it to be integrated in KODI.

So I found this KODI variant with the DSPlayer which uses the LAV filters and MADVR. I installed all the latest versions yesterday and found that it works.
When I start a mvc mkv file the user interface switches to Side-By-Side mode and shows everything doubled next to each other. When I then switch the beamer to SBS the 3D works perfectly.
But, this works only as long as there is some part of the user interface visible.
For example if I show the the seek bar or the info screen or if I just move the mouse course, the image for both eyes are there. But when the user interface vanishes the left eye goes black.
When I tip the mouse both eyes are working again, after 3 seconds the mouse course vanished and so does the left image.

Has anyone come across something like this? Any ideas where this comes from?
Has anyone managed to play 3D MVC MKV files in KODI?

I would be grateful for any help.
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(2016-03-09, 23:46)tarrega8472 Wrote: Hi everyone,
I have been trying for some time to get the playback of my 3D MVC MKV files working. I ripped 3D Blu-Rays with MakeMKV and I am trying to play them on my Beamer Side-By-Side.
A test version of the "Stereoscopic Player" worked.
But I would really like it to be integrated in KODI.

So I found this KODI variant with the DSPlayer which uses the LAV filters and MADVR. I installed all the latest versions yesterday and found that it works.
When I start a mvc mkv file the user interface switches to Side-By-Side mode and shows everything doubled next to each other. When I then switch the beamer to SBS the 3D works perfectly.
But, this works only as long as there is some part of the user interface visible.
For example if I show the the seek bar or the info screen or if I just move the mouse course, the image for both eyes are there. But when the user interface vanishes the left eye goes black.
When I tip the mouse both eyes are working again, after 3 seconds the mouse course vanished and so does the left image.

Has anyone come across something like this? Any ideas where this comes from?
Has anyone managed to play 3D MVC MKV files in KODI?

I would be grateful for any help.

This must be a limitation of DSPlayer. 3D support was added after aracnoz left. I didn't experience this when the output was set to "auto" with an active 3D display that supports frame-packed Blu-ray.

If the GUI is breaking 3D playback, I would try using MPC-HC instead. MPC-HC has ongoing development support and DSPlayer does not.

To do this, you must create the following file:

<playercorefactory>
<players>
<player name="MPC-HC" type="ExternalPlayer" audio="false" video="true">
<filename>C:\Program Files\MPC-HC\mpc-hc.exe</filename>
<args>"{1}" /fullscreen /close</args>
<hidexbmc>false</hidexbmc>
<hideconsole>false</hideconsole>
<warpcursor>none</warpcursor>
<playcountminimumtime>1140</playcountminimumtime>
</player>
</players>
<rules action="prepend">
<rule filename=".*3D.*" player="MPC-HC" />
</rule>
</rules>
</playercorefactory>

For this to function, you must add "3D" to the filename of each 3D video.

To create this file, copy and paste the text above into Notepad or Notepad++ and save the document as playercorefactory.xml. The resulting .xml must be stored in the userdata folder located at:

C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Kodi\userdata

MPC-HC set up is covered here: 1843510 (post).
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(2016-03-09, 20:13)Talguy Wrote:
(2016-03-09, 10:18)Warner306 Wrote: Remove ffdshow from the rule that doesn't need SVP. Without ffdshow, SVP can't be used.

I already had it removed. the rule looking for the keyword "(Animation)" has ffdshow raw video while the other one doesn't. The Animation filter is set to priority 0 while the other filter is set to priority 1. No matter what file I play it still enables ffdshow and SVP.

edit: here are my filterconfig and mediaconfig files

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>

When pressing "O," what filters show up in the DSPlayer GUI? Is FFDShow being used even though it's not listed in that specific rule?
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@Warner306 Yes FFDShow shows up no matter what. It seems like my SVP rule is always being called and I don't know why
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Try define rule in different way. Seem like it picked all your medias and dsplayer won't look further.
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(2016-03-10, 23:25)Talguy Wrote: @Warner306 Yes FFDShow shows up no matter what. It seems like my SVP rule is always being called and I don't know why

Try removing rule priority. It shouldn't be needed.
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(2016-03-10, 22:58)Warner306 Wrote: This must be a limitation of DSPlayer. 3D support was added after aracnoz left. I didn't experience this when the output was set to "auto" with an active 3D display that supports frame-packed Blu-ray.
If the GUI is breaking 3D playback, I would try using MPC-HC instead. MPC-HC has ongoing development support and DSPlayer does not.
To do this, you must create the following file:
...
For this to function, you must add "3D" to the filename of each 3D video.
...
MPC-HC set up is covered here: 1843510 (post).

Thank you for the tip, Warner.
I already tried that before, from Kodis side it works as expected, but I don't get the needed SBS output from MPC-HC (that I need for my beamer), only 2D output, any tipps there?
Besides DSPlayer, so far I only found Stereoscopic Player delivering SBS output as needed.

But I managed to work around the GUI problem by modifying it. I reduced the VideoOSD to almost nothing and I just leave the OSD on during playback by pressing m. It works Laugh
Though I would really like to understand how to make it work with MPC-HC for example.
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(2016-03-09, 20:34)Wanilton Wrote: No changed nothing in dsplayer code, only one time one pull request about PVR for fix compiling. Only official changes make by team in Jarvis master code was merged. I prefer don´t touch in the code for don´t broken..sorry.
Well, in this case it could be argued that, if not broken, it leads to unwanted consequences. There are valid reasons for wanting a different filter than LAV Splitter internal to handle internet streams.
For troubleshooting and bug reporting please make sure you read this first (usually it's enough to follow instructions in the second post).
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(2016-03-11, 12:24)ashlar Wrote:
(2016-03-09, 20:34)Wanilton Wrote: No changed nothing in dsplayer code, only one time one pull request about PVR for fix compiling. Only official changes make by team in Jarvis master code was merged. I prefer don´t touch in the code for don´t broken..sorry.
Well, in this case it could be argued that, if not broken, it leads to unwanted consequences. There are valid reasons for wanting a different filter than LAV Splitter internal to handle internet streams.
You can fork Wanilton branch and put the changes yoursrlf. Or you can contribute changes to Wanilton github.
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(2016-03-09, 20:27)ashlar Wrote:
(2016-03-09, 15:28)Wanilton Wrote: Kodi Jarvis 16.1 RC2 + dsplayer * (03/09/2016)

link for download:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7799...5.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...r_dsplayer
wanilton, would you be available to do some small modifications to the code and then have test builds? I ask because DSPlayer selects for internet streams LAV Splitter, by default and with no way of overriding it. I think it's a simple change.

You can override it by using url="true" in mediasconfig.xml, like it's done in NextPVR mediasconfig rules.
For example:

mediasconfig.xml:
Code:
<rule protocols="https|http" url="false">
   <splitter filter="lavsplitter" />
   <video filter="lavvideo" />
   <audio filter="lavaudio" />
</rule>
<rule url="true" protocols="https|http">
   <source filter="urlfilesource" />
</rule>

filtersconfig.xml:
Code:
<filter name="urlfilesource" type="source">
   <guid>{E436EBB6-524F-11CE-9F53-0020AF0BA770}</guid>
   <issplitter>false</issplitter>
   <osdname>File Source (URL)</osdname>
</filter>
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(2016-03-11, 02:43)oldpoem Wrote: Try define rule in different way. Seem like it picked all your medias and dsplayer won't look further.

Yup. Do you have any suggestions on what I should do? Maybe I'll have to hand edit the file so that I have one rule (to rule them all) with the filename rule only being specified within the <extra> tag. maybe that will work. Right now the current rules configuration window within DSPlayer will not let me do something like that. But the DSPlayer wiki says I should be able to via hand editing

(2016-03-11, 04:40)Warner306 Wrote: Try removing rule priority. It shouldn't be needed.

I removed the priorities the other night and that still didn't work.
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(2016-03-11, 12:24)ashlar Wrote:
(2016-03-09, 20:34)Wanilton Wrote: No changed nothing in dsplayer code, only one time one pull request about PVR for fix compiling. Only official changes make by team in Jarvis master code was merged. I prefer don´t touch in the code for don´t broken..sorry.
Well, in this case it could be argued that, if not broken, it leads to unwanted consequences. There are valid reasons for wanting a different filter than LAV Splitter internal to handle internet streams.

then learn to code and do it yourself...
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(2016-03-11, 13:33)*Roma* Wrote:
(2016-03-09, 20:27)ashlar Wrote:
(2016-03-09, 15:28)Wanilton Wrote: Kodi Jarvis 16.1 RC2 + dsplayer * (03/09/2016)

link for download:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7799...5.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...r_dsplayer
wanilton, would you be available to do some small modifications to the code and then have test builds? I ask because DSPlayer selects for internet streams LAV Splitter, by default and with no way of overriding it. I think it's a simple change.

You can override it by using url="true" in mediasconfig.xml, like it's done in NextPVR mediasconfig rules.
For example:

mediasconfig.xml:
Code:
<rule protocols="https|http" url="false">
   <splitter filter="lavsplitter" />
   <video filter="lavvideo" />
   <audio filter="lavaudio" />
</rule>
<rule url="true" protocols="https|http">
   <source filter="urlfilesource" />
</rule>

filtersconfig.xml:
Code:
<filter name="urlfilesource" type="source">
   <guid>{E436EBB6-524F-11CE-9F53-0020AF0BA770}</guid>
   <issplitter>false</issplitter>
   <osdname>File Source (URL)</osdname>
</filter>

Thanks Roma to highlight that.

Since I'm using ARGUS TV, I was referring to the related guide you posted. In that one, http and https were configured to be uesed with LAV Filters. I discovered than the post related to Next PVR where the related filters are used for http and https. Here you are referring to File Source (URL).

My question is: which are the best filters that can be used for http and https?

Thanks in advance for any clarification.
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