Hi.
@oxan
If you need more help, let me know, what I can do...
I really want that working...
Hi.
@oxan
If you need more help, let me know, what I can do...
I really want that working...
Btw on a galaxy s II streaming works extremely well (video content as well as live tv). On a HTC Desire HD video didn't play if it had 5.1 audio.
There seems to be quite a discrepency between devices when it comes to video codecs.
I think the Desire is indeed to slow to play the original stream, given the problems it usually has with high-quality video. Haven't tried it though.Or is Desire simply to weak to play the original stream?
Transcoding is out of the question, as MP TVServer is running on an Atom WHS Box...
From my experiance the Samsung is the most powerful device on the market for now - compared to tablets (also the Samsung Galaxy Tab) and Motorolla Xoom, HTC Sensation .. it's the only device capable of playing a stream using serviio and UPnplay with subtitles in an MKV file (like animes are) over the Mobo player ...
When you check on teh Moboplayer you will find several different codecs for devices - so one for all doesn't seem to fit. At least when there are diffent task in addition like Subtitles.
But - looking forwad waht' going to come (and what the Galaxy Tab 10.1 is going to bring us )
Well, subtitles in an MKV file works on my Desire too. The real problems are high resolutions and advanced codecs. All devices out there claim to support H.264 baseline and AAC audio, but at least the original Galaxy S doesn't make this claim true. Moboplayer isn't relevant as it uses software decoding and we want to use hardware decoding for performance and because that's way easier to integrate.
Note btw that subtitles aren't supported for now.
@DieBagger: try adding -ac 2 to the profile, it converts the 5.1 audio to stereo.
@DieBagger: try adding -ac 2 to the profile, it converts the 5.1 audio to stereo.