Problem playing back recorded ts file

[alibert]

Hi,

I'm having a problem playing back a transport stream file in gbpvr, it just crashes with no error message and nothing suspicious in the logs. The file plays fine in media player classic, and also plays fine when letting graphedit render it.

When trying to open the generated lastgraph.grf in graphedit, it crashes, too. The decoders in config are all set to system default, "UseBuiltInTSReader" is set to true, but it's also crashing when set to false.

I've attached the logfiles and the lastgraph.grf, if you'd like to see the media file, I can upload it somewhere.

Here are some version information of the gbpvr filters:

17.06.2006 14:33 57.344 GBPVRFlowStatus.ax
14.12.2006 14:08 262.144 GBPVRParser.ax
27.11.2004 08:27 49.152 GBPVRPush.ax
26.10.2008 10:02 81.920 GBPVRTSMon.ax
02.03.2007 10:06 61.440 GBPVRTSMux.ax
04.12.2008 05:17 163.840 GBPVRTSReader.ax
29.11.2007 12:17 114.688 GBPVRWriter.ax

Thanks,

-alibert

[sub]

In graphedit, if you insert the 'GBPVR TS Reader', select your file, then insert the MPEG-2 Demultiplexer, then join the two, does any output pins get created on the demux?

Which country are you in?

The .grf files arent portable to other machines, so I cant open that file to check.

[alibert]

Hi,

In graphedit, if you insert the 'GBPVR TS Reader', select your file, then insert the MPEG-2 Demultiplexer, then join the two, does any output pins get created on the demux?

Which country are you in?

The .grf files arent portable to other machines, so I cant open that file to check.

I'm from germany. The output pins are created successfully, and it actually plays back the file, too. I've attached a screenshot from the graph.

-alibert

[alibert]

Hi,

it seems that evr is the problem, which is my default setting for "RendererX2". Changing the renderer to vmr9 is working...

Is there something else I can do to get file played back with evr?

-alibert

[sub]

In that graphedit graph, if you replace the Video Renderer with the Enhanced Video Renderer, does the file play in GraphEdit?

[alibert]

Hi,

In that graphedit graph, if you replace the Video Renderer with the Enhanced Video Renderer, does the file play in GraphEdit?

yes, it does.

-alibert

[sub]

Hmm, thats odd. Is there any error message shown in the pvrx2.exe.log when you try playing with EVR?

[alibert]

Hi,

Hmm, thats odd. Is there any error message shown in the pvrx2.exe.log when you try playing with EVR?

no, the last lines before the crash are:

2008-12-22 19:17:40.962 VERBOSE [1] Playback started: E:\Videos\Manual Recordings\EinsFestival_20081222175000.ts
2008-12-22 19:17:40.964 VERBOSE [1] frameRate = 9,39903393818238E-315
2008-12-22 19:17:40.964 VERBOSE [1] getValue() loading new key/value into cache: /settings/PreferComskipEDL
2008-12-22 19:17:40.964 VERBOSE [1] getValue: /settings/PreferComskipEDL : true
2008-12-22 19:17:40.964 VERBOSE [1] getValue() loading new key/value into cache: /settings/RememberProcAmpSettings
2008-12-22 19:17:40.964 VERBOSE [1] getValue: /settings/RememberProcAmpSettings : true
2008-12-22 19:17:40.966 VERBOSE [1] SwitchInsetToFullscreen
2008-12-22 19:17:40.966 VERBOSE [1] Checking if resume prompt needs to be shown
2008-12-22 19:17:40.968 VERBOSE [1] PlaybackPositionManager.getLastPlaybackPosition(E:\Videos\Manual Recordings\EinsFestival_20081222175000.ts)
2008-12-22 19:17:40.974 VERBOSE [1] Skinhelper loading image from file: C:\Program Files\Devnz\GBPVR\skin2\MySkin\OSD\..\_CoreImages\osd_bottom.png
2008-12-22 19:17:41.053 VERBOSE [1] Received event code: 14
2008-12-22 19:17:41.053 VERBOSE [1] OnPaint()

the upload has just finished, you can have a look at the file if you have the time: http://www.file-upload.net/download-1332...00.ts.html

-alibert

[sub]

Unfortunately that seems to play ok here with EVR. This is on a Vista machine, and is using hardware acceleration resulting in next to no CPU usage.

I wonder if its somehow related to the decoders? Do you have an alternate set of decoders you can try?

[stustunz]

you say media player classic
does it play in windows media player ?