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<blockquote data-quote="Rosewood" data-source="post: 58006" data-attributes="member: 21229"><p>Area: Media Portal Program</p><p>MP Version: .2 RC4 (Latest?)</p><p>Skin: MCE</p><p>Windows Version: MCE (All updates)</p><p>CPU Type: Intel P4 2.8</p><p>Memory: 1gig DDR</p><p>Motherboard Chipset: Intel 82801</p><p>Video Card: ATI Radeon 7000 </p><p>Video Card Driver: 6.14.10.6462</p><p>Video Card Resolution: 1280x720</p><p>Video Render Type: Hell if I know</p><p>Video Codec Type & Version: Hell if I know</p><p>Audio Codec Type & Version: Hell if I know</p><p>TV Card: N/A</p><p>TV Card Type: N/A</p><p>TV Card Driver: N/A</p><p></p><p>Synopsis: I have what I thought would be a simple setup but ... I guess not. I am forced to use a Radeon 7000 because the built in video (82865G) doesn't support 1280x720. I realize that MediaPortal does some weird DX thing to display video and that I am supposed to have a newer video card for it to display everything. That is fine, I want to use VLC to display the video as it plays everything with out a fit.</p><p></p><p>However, before I can get VLC to play anything or even to get MediaPortal to try to play anything, I have to view my files. I have my Movies and TV shows sorted by folders that are shared across the network. So Z:\Showname\Season X\Episode.avi (or) W:\Movie Name\Movie.avi (or) W:\Movie\Movie.pls (for Movie1.avi, movie2.avi, etc) . </p><p></p><p>I added the shared network folders to 'my movies' and when I try to browse the folders, nothing shows up? So, how do I get these files to show up in the first place? And then from there, anything special to get VLC to work to play back the videos?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rosewood, post: 58006, member: 21229"] Area: Media Portal Program MP Version: .2 RC4 (Latest?) Skin: MCE Windows Version: MCE (All updates) CPU Type: Intel P4 2.8 Memory: 1gig DDR Motherboard Chipset: Intel 82801 Video Card: ATI Radeon 7000 Video Card Driver: 6.14.10.6462 Video Card Resolution: 1280x720 Video Render Type: Hell if I know Video Codec Type & Version: Hell if I know Audio Codec Type & Version: Hell if I know TV Card: N/A TV Card Type: N/A TV Card Driver: N/A Synopsis: I have what I thought would be a simple setup but ... I guess not. I am forced to use a Radeon 7000 because the built in video (82865G) doesn't support 1280x720. I realize that MediaPortal does some weird DX thing to display video and that I am supposed to have a newer video card for it to display everything. That is fine, I want to use VLC to display the video as it plays everything with out a fit. However, before I can get VLC to play anything or even to get MediaPortal to try to play anything, I have to view my files. I have my Movies and TV shows sorted by folders that are shared across the network. So Z:\Showname\Season X\Episode.avi (or) W:\Movie Name\Movie.avi (or) W:\Movie\Movie.pls (for Movie1.avi, movie2.avi, etc) . I added the shared network folders to 'my movies' and when I try to browse the folders, nothing shows up? So, how do I get these files to show up in the first place? And then from there, anything special to get VLC to work to play back the videos? [/QUOTE]
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