2014-12-08, 11:26 PM 
	
	
	BrainStormer Wrote:Local Phisical Drive (USB 3.0)
Can you send the xbmc logs when you play that file with x-newa? I am guessing I know the problem.
Martin
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		 2014-12-08, 11:26 PM 
	
	 BrainStormer Wrote:Local Phisical Drive (USB 3.0) Can you send the xbmc logs when you play that file with x-newa? I am guessing I know the problem. Martin 
		
		
		 2014-12-09, 12:01 AM 
	
	 cncb Wrote:Also, from earlier in the thread it sounds like you were able to link to the MB3 app so that both apps could be installed at the same time. Could this be reinstated or is it no longer possible? Thanks. The MB3 installation was moved to another IP. Now it's working again, and I put it back into the apploader. /Fred 
		
		
		 2014-12-09, 12:06 AM 
	
	 
		@fred250 I got #1Brainstormer's log and the 404 problem is probably what I expected,   The file is stream?f=T:\RecordedTV\Battlestar Galactica Blood & Chrome\Battlestar Galactica Blood & Chrome_20130210_20002200.ts and you probably aren't url encoding it correctly. The python I use is urllib.quote(urlname.encode('utf-8'),'\\/:%.?=;') so the & is sent as %26 I kept some safe characters I think because NextPVR didn't like everything url encoded. Martin 
		
		
		 2014-12-09, 01:28 AM 
	
	 mvallevand Wrote:@fred250 I got #1Brainstormer's log and the 404 problem is probably what I expected, The file is Thanks Martin, Encoding problems is most likely the case for this particular file, I'll have to deal with that, but it doesn't explain why the test file named âDefault_20141201_15401550.tsâ won't play on Samsung. http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php...post482026 /Fred 
		
		
		 2014-12-09, 02:10 AM 
	
	 fred250 Wrote:Thanks Martin, I just checked the file and I set it might be tagged Encrypted at the start, and Samsung likely respects DRM in files I do remember reading about that. Brainstormer how does it play simply remuxed with ffmpeg Martin 
		
		
		 2014-12-09, 02:22 AM 
	
	 mvallevand Wrote:I just checked the file and I set it might be tagged Encrypted at the start, and Samsung likely respects DRM in files I do remember reading about that. Brainstormer how does it play simply remuxed with ffmpeg and I was just doing that when I came back here.... it works This works over dnla: ffmpeg -i Default_20141201_15401550.ts -vcodec copy -acodec copy Default_20141201_15401550.mpg file size went from 213.4 MB to 195.6mb so it did remove something 
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		 2014-12-09, 02:29 AM 
	
	 
		I was meaning remux to ts so that it still uses the streaming mode that fred250 and sub worked out Samsung Martin 
		
		
		 2014-12-09, 02:46 AM 
	
	 
		Yep that works fine over dnla.  So is there a way to have npvr strip  the encrypted part of the file during recording?  Seems it would save a bit of space on the recording drive too.
	 
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		 2014-12-09, 03:04 AM 
	
	 BrainStormer Wrote:Yep that works fine over dnla. So is there a way to have npvr strip the encrypted part of the file during recording? Seems it would save a bit of space on the recording drive too. What about using Fred's app instead of dlna? Martin 
		
		
		 2014-12-09, 03:10 AM 
	
	 
		I'll try,  I need to find a recording that has the proper URL
	 
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