Native Blu-ray support (1 Viewer)

[tourettes]

Could you provide samples of these BDs?

What do you mean by samples of the BDs? Do you want a cut piece of the main title M2TS files?

http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/User:tourettes/Providing_a_Sample_blu-ray_content

 

[DragonQ]

OK well even with all files over 30 seconds cut it'll be about 1 GB. My upload is pretty fast though so not an issue for me.

EDIT: HJSplit just says "File access denied" when using an input file on the BD and an output file on my HDD.

 

[FrankDrebin]

OK well even with all files over 30 seconds cut it'll be about 1 GB. My upload is pretty fast though so not an issue for me.

EDIT: HJSplit just says "File access denied" when using an input file on the BD and an output file on my HDD.

I had the same issue. I had to copy the Blu-ray to HDD first...

 

[DragonQ]

Yeah in the middle of doing that now.

 

[DragonQ]

Uploaded both.

 

[tourettes]

(2) Billy Connolly: Live in London 2010: When I choose to play the main title from the MP pop-up menu, it just loads forever. HDD and BD-RE lights are stuck on, yet the Resource Monitor shows no process reading/writing heavily from/to the HDD.

Starts here nicely in few seconds, but after few clips it will stop the playback - most likely as some of the non-main movie clips were cut. Please upload the remaining parts (excluding the main movie) if possible.

21-04-2012 00:44:19.976 [  e0c]Read failed...failure on libbluray side
21-04-2012 00:44:19.986 [  e0c]Read failed...failure on libbluray side
21-04-2012 00:44:19.986 [  e0c]Read failed too many times... EOF or broken disc?

(3) Red Dwarf: Back to Earth: Same as (2).

Works here ok.

Both BDs seem to start with VC1 encoded video. What GPU, CPU and video decoder you are using? Most likely an incompatibility issue with the VC1.

 

[DragonQ]

Core i7 920, GTS 250, using LAV Filters in DXVA2 Native mode.

I've tried unticking VC-1 from the list of codecs for hardware decoding but it makes no difference.

 

[tourettes]

Core i7 920, GTS 250, using LAV Filters in DXVA2 Native mode.

Native DXVA2 in current public LAV build is a bit buggy (even deadlocks on some BDs). The next LAV video decoder will be fixing that bug. But in any case with beefier GPUs I would recommend the CUVID to be used - it handles currently much better the BD clip changes (not dropping frames on clip boundaries like the native DXVA mode does).

 

[DragonQ]

Hmm. It works in CUVID but not in DXVA2 Native or software decoding (which I believe uses the WMV9 codec).

I did notice that skipping forward a few chapters made the audio and video out of sync, which was fixable by clicking fast forward then clicking play again.

 

[vuego]

I tested version 5 with Street Dance 3D French and found two issues.

1. After selecting between 2D / 3D versions the Metropolitan Films logo should be played. I hear the correct audio but the video isn't shown. Instead the root menu buttons is displayed on some disclaimer background. I suspect that the menu buttons is displayed too early because they would be animated later and that feature isn't available yet.

2. It isn't possible to change language by the popup menu but it works fine if setting language at the main menu before starting the movie. Selecting language in MediaPortal's menu also works fine.

Other than that everything seems to work fine. Popup menu is nice