2014-12-09, 03:12 AM
Just play the remuxed Default from Video and keep the filename alphanumeric.
Martin
Martin
2014-12-09, 03:12 AM
Just play the remuxed Default from Video and keep the filename alphanumeric.
Martin
2014-12-09, 03:24 AM
mvallevand Wrote:Just play the remuxed Default from Video and keep the filename alphanumeric. Just did it with Bones since it has only one word. and it worked!
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2014-12-09, 03:54 AM
fred250 Wrote:I see no simple solution to the in-progress recordings problem on F-models. What exactly does the "streaming" option in the settings do and does it have any effect on this problem? I was able to get the MB3 app via your AppLoader. Thanks. Regarding audio, I am able to get DD output when I explicitly set the Digital Audio output in the Samsung Sound settings to Dolby Digital. However, this seems to keep getting reset to PCM maybe due to using the MB3 app which seems to support both DD and DTS output. I'm not sure if they switch this on the fly but I'm wondering if there is a way such that I don't have to keep setting this manually in the NPVR app.
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2014-12-09, 03:59 AM
(This post was last modified: 2014-12-09, 04:33 AM by BrainStormer.)
Just added Postprocessing.bat:
Code: "C:\Program Files (x86)\NPVR\ffmpeg" -i %1 -acodec copy -vcodec copy "%~dpn1-1.ts" So all future recodings will work on my Samsung 2014 copied update.bat to my recordings directory and ran to correct all past recordings: Code: forfiles /S /M *.ts /C "cmd /c C:\Users\Public\NPVR\Scripts\postprocessing.bat @path"
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2014-12-09, 09:03 PM
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 Interesting Martin. I'm curious to know if it is the removal of the encrypted-tag or the remux itself that made the file playable. I know just about nothing about these files and isn't familiar with any tools. Do you think it would be possible to get a peace of the test file that doesn't have this encrypted tag without remuxing? Would it be possible (I mean easily) to add this encrypted-tag to a file that otherwise plays fine? /Fred
2014-12-09, 09:09 PM
BrainStormer Wrote:Just added Postprocessing.bat: Great that you've found a work around! But I'm still curious to know whats going on. I'm hoping for Martin or someone else to give me directions on how to produce test files that can be used to determine the actual cause. /Fred
2014-12-09, 10:02 PM
cncb Wrote:What exactly does the "streaming" option in the settings do and does it have any effect on this problem?Lots of problems, experimenting and testing in the early days of my app led to that I needed a way to swiftly change streamer without deploying a new program all the time. /stream and /live are NextPVR native streamers. I don't know in detail how they differ but I need to use /stream because /live can not play arbitrary video files by filename only recordings. 555 and Special are experimental and to no use for anybody but me. cncb Wrote:Regarding audio, I am able to get DD output when I explicitly set the Digital Audio output in the Samsung Sound settings to Dolby Digital. However, this seems to keep getting reset to PCM maybe due to using the MB3 app which seems to support both DD and DTS output. I'm not sure if they switch this on the fly but I'm wondering if there is a way such that I don't have to keep setting this manually in the NPVR app. Currently audio and also other things like aspect ratio and subtitles are overlooked/ignored in my app. My goal is to keep the app as universal as possible and not dig too deep into device specific APIs. But over time as more people request the same features I guess they will eventually be added. /Fred
2014-12-10, 01:03 AM
fred250 Wrote:I'm hoping for Martin or someone else to give me directions on how to produce test files that can be used to determine the actual cause I noticed Brainstormer's file had the Conditional Access information in the PMT. No idea of that means anything. Martin
2014-12-10, 03:44 AM
mvallevand Wrote:I noticed Brainstormer's file had the Conditional Access information in the PMT. No idea of that means anything. Perhaps sub could have NPVR Leave that part out. Then live streaming would also work.
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2014-12-10, 08:32 AM
BrainStormer Wrote:Perhaps sub could have NPVR Leave that part out. Then live streaming would also work.I guess that wouldnât be possible, not in the streamer, unless a remux is done on-the-fly. The streamer just passes on chunks of the file not able to deal with its contents. When you successfully play a file, that wouldnât play in my app, over UPnP do you know if it gets transcoded in any way or just streamed as is? When I tried to play your test file on the Samsung over DLNA/UPnP using WMP as the streamer it wouldnât play. /Fred |
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