2020-08-07, 17:35
I actually clicked the pause when then buffering started but I will try again to confirm. Since the next button disappears when it PVR.isTimeshift is false I would think that is when play should start.
Martin
Martin
2020-08-07, 20:06
In this sample I let it wait much longer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BYBotQr...e=youtu.be but it just seems to stutter and have troubles playing in 4x speed with real time data. When I click pause then it fixes and the buffering starts.
After that test you can see how the skip prev next gives immediate play with no buffer which is what I am used to after catching up.
What is the OSD key to end FF/RW and start playing? Pause? Also if you seek too far in one direction how do you go the other direction?
Martin
After that test you can see how the skip prev next gives immediate play with no buffer which is what I am used to after catching up.
What is the OSD key to end FF/RW and start playing? Pause? Also if you seek too far in one direction how do you go the other direction?
Martin
2020-08-08, 21:25
I saw the new PR and I support that and it is nicer to automate it rather then make an option as I originally suggested.
To answer my own question what about using this for the pause button
<selected>Player.Paused | Player.Forwarding | Player.Rewinding</selected>
That enables the Play button which does turns off forward/rewind.
Martin
To answer my own question what about using this for the pause button
<selected>Player.Paused | Player.Forwarding | Player.Rewinding</selected>
That enables the Play button which does turns off forward/rewind.
Martin
2020-08-26, 16:32
No problem.
My PR adding the REW/FF buttons stirred some debate within the Team about the right thing to do, in the end I settled for the simple option of disabling them for Live TV for now. For anyone who wants them it's a simple edit to enable them by removing the !VideoPlayer.Content(livetv) visible condition for the buttons, however if there is a clamor from users wanting these for Live TV then maybe a GUI skin setting could be considered.
My PR adding the REW/FF buttons stirred some debate within the Team about the right thing to do, in the end I settled for the simple option of disabling them for Live TV for now. For anyone who wants them it's a simple edit to enable them by removing the !VideoPlayer.Content(livetv) visible condition for the buttons, however if there is a clamor from users wanting these for Live TV then maybe a GUI skin setting could be considered.
