Montellese Wrote:I just tried the latest version posted in this thread and compared the CPU load between the default DVDPlayer and the DSPlayer and I noticed about 10 - 20% less CPU load using the DSPlayer on the "killa sample".

tiben20 Wrote:You dont need to know the actual concept on how dsplayer conception really working to help. Only some c++ knowledge would be ok. I actually need the
g_rendermanager to be splitted in 2 different class instead of using the same as the one for the dvdplayer. If you want to do that it would be easier to add shaders into the the project

ashlar Wrote:Did the player report DXVA activated? What's your CPU?

gfjardim Wrote:tiben20, I can imagine how hard is that, many "mature" still lack off subtitles support, so thank you for the excellent job done so far!



I've done that with XP but got flickering video. What is your CoreAVC and Windows version?

tnx.

Montellese Wrote:Only issue is that there seems to be a problem with the sound. I get all the "surrounding" sound but no voices at all even if I turn the sound to the maximum (indepentend of whether I choose "Analog" or "Digital" output). This works perfectly in DVDPlayer though. But I'm sure that this is an already known issue.

>>X<<' Wrote:Its using MPC-HC's audio decoder yours obviously isn't set correctly for your system, quickest way to adjust it is from within MPC-HC

In MPC-HC go to View > Options > Internal Filters, then under transform filters window double click either AC3 or DTS and set it correctly for your system

Its the same with all direct show filters changes you make in any media player to that filter are global across your system

Montellese Wrote:Good to know and thanks for the hint. I just had to point the AC3 and DTS filters to SPDIF and now it's working like a charm.
Time to dive into the code.

tiben20 Wrote:if svn is slow for you just get it from git

h3llsp4wn Wrote:hi there,

gave it a try - seems to be working if I disable the adjust refresh rate option now.

But playback over SMB just works once - if you try a second movie it won´t playback and I have to restart XBMC in order to play back the next movie. Seems to be a bug.

h3ll

... and thanks for the great work so far!!!!

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Some additonal comments:
- can´t select other audio tracks
- not all mkv/h264 files will play back (will check for differences)
- planet earth plays smooth like h3ll

tiben20 Wrote:Ok everyone i just added a new functionnality

Code:

<filter name="audioswitcher" type="audioswitch">
      <path>audioswitcher.ax</path>
      <guid>{18C16B08-6497-420E-AD14-22D21C2CEAB7}</guid>
      <alwaysload>1</alwaysload>
    </filter>

When the alwaysload is 1 like in this example the filter is always going to be inserted no matter the type. Like reclock could be a good example for this if you put reclock with alwaysload 1 its always going to be inserted before connecting every filter.
And also im doing some test with the language stream selector so anyone who is actually having file with multiple audio stream try the new version i will post and if you get "DSPLAYER WORKING STREAM SELECTOR" in your log when you start the file that mean im going to be able to fix the stream selection stuff.
Here is the link
http://www.mediafire.com/?wzy4jzqownn

johoja Wrote:Just tested with a multi stream file, no go on the ""DSPLAYER WORKING STREAM SELECTOR" in the log file, even stepped through in Visual Studio.

CEVRAllocatorPresenter::QueryInterface Failed to query {18C16B08-6497-420E-AD14-22D21C2CEAB7}

Get that error message...the audioswitch filter is in the graph when checking it in graphstudio by connecting to the remote graph.

tiben20 Wrote:kk is there any sample on the web i could use for test