My Trailers 2.0.3 (BETA)

My Trailers 2.0.3.40 (BETA)

Watch movie/game trailers

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Skin packs: (2.0.3)

• Generic (added 03-02-2009 by Pretoriano)
• Blue3 Wide (2) (added: 03-02-2009 by Pretoriano)
• Aeon Wide (1) (added: 03-02-2009 by Pretoriano)
• Xface (updated: 17-02-2009 by digitalfm)

Installation

Copy the DLL into the Mediaportal Window Plugin folder or use the mediaportal extension installer

Features

- Supports default List/Thumbnail/Icon/Filmstrip views
- Multiple videos/qualites per movie/game (if available).
- Load on demand: Only get the requested information as you navigate through the list / details
- Current providers: Apple Movie Trailers, GameTrailers.com

Known issues

- Loading of details for a trailer for GameTrailers can take a long time depending on the video count.
- GameTrailers don't have a big cover (because the site doesn't supply high res)

Solving (apple trailer) playback issues:

There are several codec configurations that wil support apple quicktime playback.
Below are a couple of options:

* Quicktime + MediaLooks QuickTime Plugin
* SAF (customized mediaportal codec pack)

Other tools that can help in setting up your codecs:

* Preferred Filter Tweaker for Windows 7

Bugs / Feature requests
If you have a bug report/feature request, please use the issue list found here.

Changelog

2.0.3 (2009-09-04: Bugfix release)

- Fixed: Issues concerning lookup and playback when using Apple Trailers
- Added: Blue3Wide skin (by Harley)
- Added: MPI installer package

Information about older releases.

NOTE:

There is an error present in 2.0.3.39!
Fixed version is: 2.0.3.40

The Google Code download link is up to date.

A) Moving Pictures has no trailers feature (yet)
B) This plugin is specialized in movie/game trailers only and Online Videos deals with any source supplying videos.
OnlineVideo has copied the Apple Trailer code over from My Trailers so i guess it's the same functionality in that department.

in short wether to use Online Videos or My Trailers is personal taste

looks like the proxy can't start.. it's not a codec issue.
I might have to look into this.. i guess the account running does not have administrator privileges and can't register the local proxy.... try running as an administrator to see if that solves it. I will look into making this work without that administrator requirement (not a good practise )

i believe the same answer has been given already in the TV Gemist thread. My Trailer uses the PlayStream() method because pre 1.1 that resulted in better rendering of webstreams. Now in beta 1.1 something has changed regarding PlayStream() and i haven't had the time to check out what exactly but i will look into it. PlayStream() always felt as a workaround so i will address this when there is some time to spent. Btw.. the reason OnlineVideo doesn't have this problem is because it uses it's own player which could be a working solution (after i figure out what and why the 1.1 playstream change was implemented).