Plugin: MP2Extended (1 Viewer)

[FreakyJ]

Which Version VS do you use? You need to use 2015 and you need to click package restore before compiling.
The swagger ui comes from the bower package defined in bower.json and gets downloaded by VS during the package restore.
\Source\Incubator\MP2Extended\wwwroot\lib\swagger-ui

 

[FreakyJ]

Could you provide me with a screnshot from inside VS shwoing the MP2Ext Project and it's references?

 

[henso]

I found them, but for me the path is: ...\Incubator\MP2Extended\bower_components\swagger-ui\dist

 

[FreakyJ]

I found them, but for me the path is: ...\Incubator\MP2Extended\bower_components\swagger-ui\dist

Now the question is why my VS puts it into a different place?! Very strange. Maybe I have a newer version? Have you installed all VS Updates?

Some weeks ago my VS put the bower files also in bower_componets, this just changed suddenly... But haven't changed any configuration.

 

[FreakyJ]

Another thing:
I am fixing the DLNA Server right now and with my sample videos I get a huuuge amoint of these exceptions:

[2016-02-09 18:04:55,509] [75301 ] [58 ] [ERROR] - Search failed, Key: M:e558149b-15da-4b9c-9e48-1eb2c5eafc2b, Frame: .ctor at offset 4012 in file:line:column M:\Programmieren\C#\MediaPortal 2\MediaPortal\Source\Incubator\MediaServer\DLNA\DlnaMediaItem.cs:180:7
, Line: 180
System.Exception: Video does not match any supported DLNA profile
at MediaPortal.Plugins.MediaServer.DLNA.DlnaProfiles.ResolveVideoProfile(VideoContainer container, VideoCodec videoCodec, AudioCodec audioCodec, EncodingProfile h264Profile, Single h264Level, Single fps, Int32 width, Int32 height, Int64 videoBitrate, Int64 audioBitrate, Timestamp timestampType) in M:\Programmieren\C#\MediaPortal 2\MediaPortal\Source\Incubator\MediaServer\DLNA\DlnaProfiles.cs:line 1042
at MediaPortal.Plugins.MediaServer.DLNA.DlnaMediaItem.AssignDlnaMetadata(MetadataContainer info) in M:\Programmieren\C#\MediaPortal 2\MediaPortal\Source\Incubator\MediaServer\DLNA\DlnaMediaItem.cs:line 330
at MediaPortal.Plugins.MediaServer.DLNA.DlnaMediaItem..ctor(String clientId, MediaItem item, EndPointSettings client, Boolean live) in M:\Programmieren\C#\MediaPortal 2\MediaPortal\Source\Incubator\MediaServer\DLNA\DlnaMediaItem.cs:line 180
at MediaPortal.Plugins.MediaServer.Profiles.EndPointSettings.GetDlnaItem(MediaItem item, Boolean live) in M:\Programmieren\C#\MediaPortal 2\MediaPortal\Source\Incubator\MediaServer\Profiles\ProfileObjects.cs:line 153
at MediaPortal.Plugins.MediaServer.Objects.MediaLibrary.MediaLibraryResource.Initialise() in M:\Programmieren\C#\MediaPortal 2\MediaPortal\Source\Incubator\MediaServer\Objects\MediaLibrary\MediaLibraryResource.cs:line 51
at MediaPortal.Plugins.MediaServer.Objects.MediaLibrary.MediaLibraryVideoItem..ctor(String baseKey, MediaItem item, EndPointSettings client) in M:\Programmieren\C#\MediaPortal 2\MediaPortal\Source\Incubator\MediaServer\Objects\MediaLibrary\MediaLibraryVideoItem.cs:line 96
at MediaPortal.Plugins.MediaServer.Objects.MediaLibrary.MediaLibraryHelper.InstansiateMediaLibraryObject(MediaItem item, String baseKey, BasicContainer parent, String title) in M:\Programmieren\C#\MediaPortal 2\MediaPortal\Source\Incubator\MediaServer\Objects\MediaLibrary\MediaLibraryHelper.cs:line 112
at MediaPortal.Plugins.MediaServer.Objects.MediaLibrary.MediaLibraryHelper.InstansiateMediaLibraryObject(MediaItem item, String baseKey, BasicContainer parent) in M:\Programmieren\C#\MediaPortal 2\MediaPortal\Source\Incubator\MediaServer\Objects\MediaLibrary\MediaLibraryHelper.cs:line 85
at MediaPortal.Plugins.MediaServer.Objects.MediaLibrary.MediaLibraryContainer.Search(String filter, String sortCriteria) in M:\Programmieren\C#\MediaPortal 2\MediaPortal\Source\Incubator\MediaServer\Objects\MediaLibrary\MediaLibraryContainer.cs:line 86

This is because the MimeType is often Video/Unknown in my DB... Can't we have some kind of fallback profile and log a warning instead of an exception?

Edit:
The code of all evil

else if (container == VideoContainer.Hls)
      {
        if (videoCodec == VideoCodec.H264 && (audioCodec == AudioCodec.Unknown || audioCodec == AudioCodec.Aac))
        {
          valuesProfiles.Add("HLS");
        }
      }
      else
      {
        throw new Exception("Video does not match any supported DLNA profile");
      }

 

[FreakyJ]

Just changed it fir testing:

      else
      {
        //throw new Exception("Video does not match any supported DLNA profile");
        valuesProfiles.Add("REAL_VIDEO");
      }

Makes it much more usable I know Real_Video is probably the wrong one. Any suggestions what to use?

 

[henso]

Have you installed all VS Updates?

Are there any more than Update 1?

 

[FreakyJ]

Are there any more than Update 1?

Go to "Extras" -> "Extensions and Updates" My VS is German so I translated it. That means the wording could be different in your version but you should get the point^^
There is an Updates Tab.

 

[henso]

Any suggestions what to use?

Well the problem with DLNA is that the DLNA profile has to match the media or else it will be unplayable or it might even not be shown at all because it is unsupported. I don't think there is a good fallback.

Have you installed all VS Updates?

The Extensions And Updates in Tools->Options->Environment does not provide any information about that. The About dialog tells me I have version 14.0.24720.00 Update 1.

 

[henso]

My current references: