DVD resume doesn't work (1 Viewer)
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Works for me m8! TNXBah
No one else lol
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Thanks! I finally was able to test it and can confirm it works with your fix.
Without it didn't work.
Log attached. After that I tried Cyberlink SP Video Decoder and it works.
(Logs attached too).OS: Win 8.1 with onboard Intel GFX.
Way more offtopic:
When I try to play my DVD in MP2 (also using LAV Filters), MP2 crashes to desktop.
Maybe something wrong with my system?
Does LAV Video decoder works for you guys?
I even disabled Hardware acceleration in LAV Video decoder settings.
EDIT:
Wow, I feel stupid now.. you should enable DVD support in LAV settings (was disabled by default for me).
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- October 8, 2011
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Just tested it and it works perfectly. Thank you!
My test was on 1.9.0 on my main desktop with the same DVD and ISO as before. DVD resume now works, and ISO resume continues to work.
I'll try it out on my 1.8.0 media PC and let you know if it breaks any day-to-day use. (Assuming it is 1.8.0 compatible otherwise I'll just wait for 1.10.0)
My test was on 1.9.0 on my main desktop with the same DVD and ISO as before. DVD resume now works, and ISO resume continues to work.
I'll try it out on my 1.8.0 media PC and let you know if it breaks any day-to-day use. (Assuming it is 1.8.0 compatible otherwise I'll just wait for 1.10.0)
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Well, I learnt something today! Don't feel stupid.
Thanks for testing, Holzi and Blue Lightning
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My humble apologies for being lax on my duties!!Bah
No one else lol
I will test it as soon as I have some time with both DVD and Blu-ray.
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I spent about an hour testing. In general, things seem to work, but there are some hiccups.
First, sometimes, stopping a disc, ejecting it, then putting in another disc, stopping that one, then going back to the first one resume sometimes works, sometimes not for the first disc. I am not sure what is going on there, but it seems that resume info may only be saved for a single disc. Ideally, at least as I see it, say the last 10 or so discs would remember their position and resume would work even if one inserts a different disc inbetween instances of watching any particular disc.
My test procedure was, essentially, this:
With both Touched by an Angel discs, menu navigation is goofed up. I was using my remote, and what appears to be happening is that the first time I press a button on the remote, the menu cursor stays at the same place on the screen, but the actual menu item in MePo has shifted to the next menu item so that the menu cursor on the screen and the actually selected menu item are out of sync. Before applying the fix, the disc menu was working.
With the TBAA discs, the menuing appears out of sync and is quite confusing. However, on going into any particular episode on a disc, stopping, then resuming, the resume seems to work.
With disc 3 from the list, I went into the setup menu, selected DTS audio instead of AC-3, went back to the main menu, played the disc, and AC-3 was the audio instead of DTS. I then switched by the context menu to DTS, and confirmed this on my receiver, then stopped and attempted resume. The resume works including using the DTS audio with this disc. Other than DTS not sticking when selected from the discs audio setup menu, everything seemed to work fine for this disc.
In general, both blu-rays worked, too. However, resuming is a bit different. On the Avatar disc, I got the resume menu, but then I got the disc selection menu, and on choosing the same item from that menu, it resumed from the point I had stopped. However, with Avatar, it had one instance of choppy playback which was impossible to watch, and one instance where the drive light was flashing as if it was playing, but the screen was totally black. The Day of the Doctor also exhibited showing the resume dialog, on saying resume from, it then showed the Blu-ray menu, and on selecting the same item from that that I had previously chosen, it did resume from the spot that I had left off. This did not happen all the time, sometimes, resume simply went back into the disc.
Also, on some discs after I had ejected them and went back into them, I got the :"disc inserted would you like to auto play" on saying "yes" I then got the resume menu.
So this is probably confusing, but I have attached log files of the my efforts.
All I can say is that sometimes it works, sometimes not. It seems to depend on the disc.
First, sometimes, stopping a disc, ejecting it, then putting in another disc, stopping that one, then going back to the first one resume sometimes works, sometimes not for the first disc. I am not sure what is going on there, but it seems that resume info may only be saved for a single disc. Ideally, at least as I see it, say the last 10 or so discs would remember their position and resume would work even if one inserts a different disc inbetween instances of watching any particular disc.
My test procedure was, essentially, this:
- Put in disc
- play
- stop
- attempt resume
- if resume worked, resume
- stop
- eject disc
- put in next disc
- repeat from step 1
- Then -
- Put in previously ejected disc
- repeat from step 1
- The Matrix DVD
- Touched by an Angel Season 8, discs 2 and 3
- The Sy-Fy channel's Dune, Special Edition DVD disc 1
- Doctor Who, The Reign of Terror DVD
- Doctor Who, The Day of the Doctor Blu-ray
- Avatar, Extended Blu-ray Collector's Edition
With both Touched by an Angel discs, menu navigation is goofed up. I was using my remote, and what appears to be happening is that the first time I press a button on the remote, the menu cursor stays at the same place on the screen, but the actual menu item in MePo has shifted to the next menu item so that the menu cursor on the screen and the actually selected menu item are out of sync. Before applying the fix, the disc menu was working.
With the TBAA discs, the menuing appears out of sync and is quite confusing. However, on going into any particular episode on a disc, stopping, then resuming, the resume seems to work.
With disc 3 from the list, I went into the setup menu, selected DTS audio instead of AC-3, went back to the main menu, played the disc, and AC-3 was the audio instead of DTS. I then switched by the context menu to DTS, and confirmed this on my receiver, then stopped and attempted resume. The resume works including using the DTS audio with this disc. Other than DTS not sticking when selected from the discs audio setup menu, everything seemed to work fine for this disc.
In general, both blu-rays worked, too. However, resuming is a bit different. On the Avatar disc, I got the resume menu, but then I got the disc selection menu, and on choosing the same item from that menu, it resumed from the point I had stopped. However, with Avatar, it had one instance of choppy playback which was impossible to watch, and one instance where the drive light was flashing as if it was playing, but the screen was totally black. The Day of the Doctor also exhibited showing the resume dialog, on saying resume from, it then showed the Blu-ray menu, and on selecting the same item from that that I had previously chosen, it did resume from the spot that I had left off. This did not happen all the time, sometimes, resume simply went back into the disc.
Also, on some discs after I had ejected them and went back into them, I got the :"disc inserted would you like to auto play" on saying "yes" I then got the resume menu.
So this is probably confusing, but I have attached log files of the my efforts.
All I can say is that sometimes it works, sometimes not. It seems to depend on the disc.