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<blockquote data-quote="MacGyver2k" data-source="post: 684216" data-attributes="member: 15878">Okay, here is my edited version of the BluRay Player launcher, base-version is 0.8beta.What i have changed so far:- Added maximize window function for TMT5, so it starts in fullscreen mode- Changed autoplay behavior, if &quot;show autoplay dialog&quot; is checked you will be asked if the player should be launched- Option to change the display refresh rate always to 23.976hz (cause all of my HD-DVDs/BDs have 23.976 fps)&nbsp; If this option and the &quot;Change refresh rate to match movie refresh rate&quot; option are checked, and the disc analysis fails, the refresh rate gets changed to 23.976hz aswell.- &quot;Change refresh rate to match movie refresh rate&quot; works for BDs and HD-DVDs now (AnyDVD HD required)&nbsp; Instead of bdinfo i am using Mediainfo now, only the biggest file on the disc is analysed (cause the analysis was very slow with BDinfo &amp; large number on files on the disc)- &quot;remote to keyboard translation&quot; can be disabled now. prevents double keystrokes if IRSS Translator is used.- player process now gets properly killed after the player is exitedIf the Plugin is launched from &quot;Plugins&quot; or from the main menu:- if 0 BD/HDDVD discs are present, the plugin will ask you if you want to start the player.- if 1 BD/HDDVD discs are present, the plugin starts the player directly.- if 2 (or more) BD/HDDVD discs are present, the plugin will give you a selection box where you can choose which disc you want to play (works with daemon tools, too).I'm not sure if disc selection works with PowerDVD, too. If anyone uses PowerDVD please report back.Make sure to check the plugin options when you're &quot;upgrading&quot;.Installation:Right now, just replace the &quot;BluRayPlayerLauncher.dll&quot; in &quot;C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\plugins\Windows&quot; as there is no installer.I've included 2 new string-files for localisation support (string_en.xml, string_de.xml). But only english and german, maybe someone could translate them <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Move them to &quot;C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\language\BluRayPlayerLauncherPlugin&quot;.for IRSS users:At least for me the best option for best Remote support is to use the &quot;require focus&quot; option in the &quot;MP Control Plugin&quot; and use the &quot;IRSS Translator&quot; instead.For MCE remotes the IRSS Plugin maps some buttons to commands (e.g. launch Mediaportal DVD-Player) instead of translating it to keystrokes.That makes some buttons unusable for the internal remote to keyboard translation.I've attached a .xml for the IRSS Translator (still haven't found out the &quot;change audio&quot; key in TMT3 for HD-DVDs, for BDs it's working fine).EDIT:i'm sorry, messed up 2 things due to some late changes:- fixed: if &quot;Autoplay Blu-Ray&quot; was disabled and &quot;Show Autoplay Dialog&quot; was enabled the autoplay dialog was still shown (same for HD-DVD)- fixed: wrong text in the disc selection dialog box (with multiple hd/bd-discs in drive(s))replaced all the files with the fixed ones.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MacGyver2k, post: 684216, member: 15878"] Okay, here is my edited version of the BluRay Player launcher, base-version is 0.8beta. What i have changed so far: - Added maximize window function for TMT5, so it starts in fullscreen mode - Changed autoplay behavior, if "show autoplay dialog" is checked you will be asked if the player should be launched - Option to change the display refresh rate always to 23.976hz (cause all of my HD-DVDs/BDs have 23.976 fps) If this option and the "Change refresh rate to match movie refresh rate" option are checked, and the disc analysis fails, the refresh rate gets changed to 23.976hz aswell. - "Change refresh rate to match movie refresh rate" works for BDs and HD-DVDs now (AnyDVD HD required) Instead of bdinfo i am using Mediainfo now, only the biggest file on the disc is analysed (cause the analysis was very slow with BDinfo & large number on files on the disc) - "remote to keyboard translation" can be disabled now. prevents double keystrokes if IRSS Translator is used. - player process now gets properly killed after the player is exited If the Plugin is launched from "Plugins" or from the main menu: - if 0 BD/HDDVD discs are present, the plugin will ask you if you want to start the player. - if 1 BD/HDDVD discs are present, the plugin starts the player directly. - if 2 (or more) BD/HDDVD discs are present, the plugin will give you a selection box where you can choose which disc you want to play (works with daemon tools, too). I'm not sure if disc selection works with PowerDVD, too. If anyone uses PowerDVD please report back. Make sure to check the plugin options when you're "upgrading". [B]Installation:[/B] Right now, just replace the "BluRayPlayerLauncher.dll" in "C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\plugins\Windows" as there is no installer. I've included 2 new string-files for localisation support (string_en.xml, string_de.xml). But only english and german, maybe someone could translate them :) Move them to "C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\language\BluRayPlayerLauncherPlugin". [B]for IRSS users:[/B] At least for me the best option for best Remote support is to use the "require focus" option in the "MP Control Plugin" and use the "IRSS Translator" instead. For MCE remotes the IRSS Plugin maps some buttons to commands (e.g. launch Mediaportal DVD-Player) instead of translating it to keystrokes. That makes some buttons unusable for the internal remote to keyboard translation. I've attached a .xml for the IRSS Translator (still haven't found out the "change audio" key in TMT3 for HD-DVDs, for BDs it's working fine). [B]EDIT:[/B] i'm sorry, messed up 2 things due to some late changes: - fixed: if "Autoplay Blu-Ray" was disabled and "Show Autoplay Dialog" was enabled the autoplay dialog was still shown (same for HD-DVD) - fixed: wrong text in the disc selection dialog box (with multiple hd/bd-discs in drive(s)) replaced all the files with the fixed ones. [/QUOTE]

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