Blu-Ray / HD DVD plugin for Arcsoft player (1 Viewer)

[tourettes]

Yes thats right, after i disable movingpictures then the player change to 24p.
but how i can get work both together? because i open over movingpictures my bluray iso´s

because movingpictures open the arcsoft player and play movie....

At some point Moving Pictures will start to support the fps change. When that happens you don't have to use the Arcsoft Player Plugin anymore.

Issue 401 - moving-pictures - Support Refresh Rate Changes with External bluray Playback - Google Code

 

[dirki1972]

Yes thats right, after i disable movingpictures then the player change to 24p.
but how i can get work both together? because i open over movingpictures my bluray iso´s

because movingpictures open the arcsoft player and play movie....

At some point Moving Pictures will start to support the fps change. When that happens you don't have to use the Arcsoft Player Plugin anymore.

Issue 401 - moving-pictures - Support Refresh Rate Changes with External bluray Playback - Google Code

thx for this info tourettes
i looking forward for this function.

regards
dirk

 

[fforde]

For those interested in dynamic refresh rate changes via Moving Pictures, be sure to star the issue on Google Code. This will ensure you get updates as we work on the issue, but more importantly it acts as a voting mechanism so we can see which issues are more important to users (which affects scheduling).

 

[tourettes]

For those interested in dynamic refresh rate changes via Moving Pictures, be sure to star the issue on Google Code. This will ensure you get updates as we work on the issue, but more importantly it acts as a voting mechanism so we can see which issues are more important to users (which affects scheduling).

As a workaround you can use Moving Pictures feature that allows you to use external program to change the refresh rate. Of cource this will limit you to some predefined value, but 95% of Blu-ray disks have 24fps so it's better than nothing.

 

[fforde]

As a workaround you can use Moving Pictures feature that allows you to use external program to change the refresh rate. Of cource this will limit you to some predefined value, but 95% of Blu-ray disks have 24fps so it's better than nothing.

An example on how to do this workaround is posted on the wiki.

 

[markrb]

I also get the invalid package with beta 7 regardless of what version of MP I have installed.
Is there anything I can do on this end to remedy the problem?

Mark

 

[musa]

Hmm, I also have problems with the new repacked MPI on my machine.

But... I tried installing MP, the latest SVN and the beta 7 mpi on my Windows 7 x64 beta machine, and everything worked perfectly! (or at least the stuff that I need working)

This weekend I'm going to scrap Vista from my HTPC and install Windows 7 beta instead. Not to mention TMT3 also works on Win 7.

 

[tesco]

Will this plug-in work smoothly with TMT 3 aswell?

 

[Aurora13]

Will this plug-in work smoothly with TMT 3 aswell?

Yes, I tested that setup yesterday and it is working just as nice as TMT2.

 

[tesco]

Great thank you