Trailer and MovingPictures (1 Viewer)

[SilentException]

You will get quality selection dialog if you play any of them.

 

[Holzi]

AW: Trailer and MovingPictures

Hello!
Unfortunaly I don't get any dialog.. But maybe I'm just to dumb to configure onlinevideos... I did read the wiki, but don't think theres a chance to display resolution..

 

[SilentException]

Like armandp said, some videos have different qualities available, some don't. Also, make sure both iTunesTrailers and IMDb Trailers aren't configured to automatically play preferred quality: option name AlwaysPlaybackPreferredQuality -> FALSE.

 

[Holzi]

AW: Trailer and MovingPictures

Thanks!
But IF there are different qualities available is there a chance to see which resolution a trailer has BEFORE you start it?
I know I'm annoying.

PS: I saw a quality dialog for ITunes Trailers but not for IMDB Trailers.

 

[SilentException]

? That's what I'm trying to explain you all along. If there are different qualities available you will see dialog if you don't have the option set.

 

[Holzi]

AW: Trailer and MovingPictures

Hehe.. yes but do you also get a dialog for the IMDb trailer site? Me not! Only ITunes.. =)

And I like the IMDb Site more because it gets the trailers via ID and not Movie Name.

 

[SilentException]

Lemme answer with a picture

Maybe you need to update IMDb site, I doubt it but it's possible I guess

 

[armandp]

Oke like i said earlier some videos on IMDb have alternate qualities (dialog) and some don't (no dialog). Also the first trailer that is selected is always called the Main Trailer (which 75% of the time has the quality choice depending on the age of the movie) the rest of the features are all extra's or alternate trailers.

 

[Holzi]

AW: Trailer and MovingPictures

Okay, thank you very much! I can live with that. =)

 

[redmist]

+1 local trailer support (simple is fine)

I have to agree with what 'dir' said. For anyone with a "less than incredible" internet connection, online trailers aren't a very good solution.