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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 515453" data-attributes="member: 76888">i have a couple ofof music dvd rips that are just one really long .avi fileit would be nice if your dvd support worked for this.basically you'd have to enter the start/end time for each track within the movie fileideally you could have some sort of .nfo file associated ieblack eyed peas - elephunk.aviblack eyed peas - elephunk.nfo[collapse]example .nfo file0020 0380 Pump It0380 0700 My Humps0700 1130 Don't Lie1130 1640 Don't punk with my heart1630 2010 Like That[/collapse]I think if this was implemented then best way is to have an associated .txt file because(1) Easier if you rescan/move file/loose the database(2) Doesn't complicate your music video configuration plugin visually as muchI'm not sure if mediaportal supports starting a video at a certain time stamp and then stoping at a certain timestamp</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 515453, member: 76888"] i have a couple ofof music dvd rips that are just one really long .avi file it would be nice if your dvd support worked for this. basically you'd have to enter the start/end time for each track within the movie file ideally you could have some sort of .nfo file associated ie black eyed peas - elephunk.avi black eyed peas - elephunk.nfo [collapse] [B]example .nfo file[/B] 0020 0380 Pump It 0380 0700 My Humps 0700 1130 Don't Lie 1130 1640 Don't punk with my heart 1630 2010 Like That [/collapse] I think if this was implemented then best way is to have an associated .txt file because (1) Easier if you rescan/move file/loose the database (2) Doesn't complicate your music video configuration plugin visually as much I'm not sure if mediaportal supports starting a video at a certain time stamp and then stoping at a certain timestamp [/QUOTE]

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