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<blockquote data-quote="JimmyBoy" data-source="post: 817270" data-attributes="member: 72806">This is something I meant to keep my eye on, but ive lost track now.Is it possible yet to read the metadata from the streams yet ? reading &quot;Test: FLVSplitter special build for HTTP Streams&quot; it seems as though something has been added to the LAV Filter's ?I am overly paranoid about installing new codecs, as I have my setup working perfectly with regards to playing all media, so really would rather not mess about with it, and not install a codec pack. Is there a paticular codec / patch / whatever which allows me to skip forward/backward, and also see the current time/total time of the media?Oh, I just remembered, I originally asked about this along time ago and I think it is how I originally ended up at the &quot;Test: FLVSplitter special build for HTTP Streams&quot; thread - will this grap any FPS data from the stream to pass to the Automatic Refresh Rate changer, to allow my display to change Hz to match the FPS (like TV-Series and Moving Pictures does)Thanks for all your help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JimmyBoy, post: 817270, member: 72806"] This is something I meant to keep my eye on, but ive lost track now. Is it possible yet to read the metadata from the streams yet ? reading "Test: FLVSplitter special build for HTTP Streams" it seems as though something has been added to the LAV Filter's ? I am overly paranoid about installing new codecs, as I have my setup working perfectly with regards to playing all media, so really would rather not mess about with it, and not install a codec pack. Is there a paticular codec / patch / whatever which allows me to skip forward/backward, and also see the current time/total time of the media? Oh, I just remembered, I originally asked about this along time ago and I think it is how I originally ended up at the "Test: FLVSplitter special build for HTTP Streams" thread - will this grap any FPS data from the stream to pass to the Automatic Refresh Rate changer, to allow my display to change Hz to match the FPS (like TV-Series and Moving Pictures does) Thanks for all your help. [/QUOTE]

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