regeszter's custom MP (1 Viewer)

[Brudertac]

Hi @regeszter

Is the Function

Return to home after resume and delete windows history. (default off)

a "hidden" MP Function or something that you have added?

I ask because i would like to use this with the Standard Version.
(Not that i´m no willing to use your Build, the official just runs fine right now on my Systems...)

Thanks!

 

[regeszter]

It is a new function.

 

[blub]

Hi

Your build has been running fine for 14d now - thanks.

Will there be any more tweaking the "the record drom TS buffer" function, i.e. smoothening the transition or merge it into one final recording file? Will it go the official release?

 

[regeszter]

Will there be any more tweaking the "the record drom TS buffer" function, i.e. smoothening the transition or merge it into one final recording file?

Unfortunately, I can't merge the buffer file to the recorded file because the buffer file is not a "valid" TS file. It is extracted from the buffer and it is supported by MePo only. Sometimes you can't play this file outside MePo.

Will it go the official release?

Sometime.

 

[blub]

Uh bummer. Why isnt MePo using TS files for TS buffer - any known reasons?

 

[regeszter]

MePo uses TS file for TS buffer but this file is not designed for recording. "There is no guarantee that buffers are aligned to packet boundaries." I think @mm1352000 can explain it better.

 

[regeszter]

Some news

"Show movie duration next to file size in list view" and "Wake on lan (WOL) feature inside MediaPortal" will be part of the MP 1.7 Pre Release. The skin themes for "Show movie duration next to file size in list view" is not merged to the official release but I will share these.

 

[blub]

Ah ok thx.

Well maybe the record from TS Buffer feature get more and more supporters until it is merged and maybe perfected - but for now I am very happy with your build!

 

[mm1352000]

MePo uses TS file for TS buffer but this file is not designed for recording. "There is no guarantee that buffers are aligned to packet boundaries." I think mm1352000 can explain it better.

I have nothing to add... except that it shouldn't be hard to check/find/fix packet alignment.

 

[regeszter]

I have nothing to add...

No. You can add an idea.

except that it shouldn't be hard to check/find/fix packet alignment.

Work in progress.