[solved] Moving Pictures and MediaPortal 1.23 Regeszter Edition (1 Viewer)

[ajs]

@Sebastiii I have the same, but the MediaInfo library was in x86.

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WBR, ajs

 

[Sebastiii]

Ok not here
Surely it was for pre-release MP1-4777?

If you remove those folders, it should work, right? here at least it does

 

[grabi_2001]

I installed MP on this computer today MP 123 again, because of these folders. The x86 / x64 folders are not installed. See posts before.
I never had, no matter which version the two folders.

 

[ajs]

@Sebastiii says that they should not be and they are not needed. sorry for the misinformation.

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WBR, ajs

 

[grabi_2001]

all good

 

[Sebastiii]

Great work @ajs

 

[doskabouter]

Very nice, I was waiting for that too.
Any idea when this is going to be officially released?

 

[doskabouter]

Made a pull request too...
This one containing all the original properties of the videos.
Also added MediaInfo as Nuget package so it's easier to manage.
Only thing I didn't do was the logging and probably that culture float thingy...

Edit: added the new dll. Just copy that into "C:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\plugins\Windows" (backup the old one first...)

 

[badboyxx]

When I'm importing a new BD-Iso movie in Moving Pictures in MP, first it shows only 2 logos. I have to start and stop the movie and then select something from the context menu like "mark as unwatched" or "update movie file data" that everything is appearing correct. Only then the movie cover (bluray cover) and all the remaining logos appears.
Can somebody confirm that behaviour?

 

[badboyxx]

Made a pull request too...
This one containing all the original properties of the videos.
Also added MediaInfo as Nuget package so it's easier to manage.
Only thing I didn't do was the logging and probably that culture float thingy...

Edit: added the new dll. Just copy that into "C:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\plugins\Windows" (backup the old one first...)

Your file is detecting the audio codec wrong. E. g. DTS instead of DTS-HD.