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- hentai23 - 2011-05-04 01:17

xD...damn you dont wanna know how bad i wish i had da skillz ...xD....but fo real im just trying to motivate em pro skillz coderz on da forum....xD...peace and lets do this...huzahhh!!!....volunteers...anybody...xD

- tiben20 - 2011-05-04 02:31

hentai23 Wrote:xD...damn you dont wanna know how bad i wish i had da skillz ...xD....but fo real im just trying to motivate em pro skillz coderz on da forum....xD...peace and lets do this...huzahhh!!!....volunteers...anybody...xD
I started coding by looking at open source project you can start to do it too. You will see that what your asking is far away from being a piece of cake.

Also take note that xbmc can be developed from a free ide (Microsoft c++ express 2010)
Mpc-hc need visual studio 2010 (certain lib to make development easier are used and they are not willing to modify the code to make it work without it)

- hentai23 - 2011-05-04 02:39

yeah sadly i can only imagine how much work it is...but on the bright side just imagine how much increase in video quality youd get , never said it was easy but this is a much needed request to all pro skillz coders out there nonetheless, i hope im not the only one that sees this as such, peace

p.s: if id have the skillz to do it id hardly bring this up at all and just do it myself...nduh..tsk tsk tsk.....xD

- tocinillo - 2011-05-04 11:22

tiben, its possible to implement DShowHelper in DSCodec?

Im talking about this: http://forum.team-mediaportal.com/general-development-no-feature-request-here-48/mp1-evr-presenter-dshowhelper-community-development-81148/

[Image: 50hz.jpg]

This was implemented in DSPlayer (show statistics option), its possible to port into dscodec?

Regards!

- tiben20 - 2011-05-04 14:33

tocinillo Wrote:tiben, its possible to implement DShowHelper in DSCodec?

Im talking about this: http://forum.team-mediaportal.com/general-development-no-feature-request-here-48/mp1-evr-presenter-dshowhelper-community-development-81148/

[Image: 50hz.jpg]

This was implemented in DSPlayer (show statistics option), its possible to port into dscodec?

Regards!
No it won't be.
The implementation of directshow is a totally different approach from what it is with every other player using directshow.

- sergiocos - 2011-05-04 14:49

CoreAVC can be used with DSCodec? or it search only for ffdshow/mpc filters?

- tiben20 - 2011-05-04 17:10

sergiocos Wrote:CoreAVC can be used with DSCodec? or it search only for ffdshow/mpc filters?
its the next thing i fix after adding vmr9
I'm almost done just got some direct3d stuff to fix and it should be working for the vmr9

- tocinillo - 2011-05-04 18:06

tiben20 Wrote:No it won't be.
The implementation of directshow is a totally different approach from what it is with every other player using directshow.

Yes, I know. But I'm talking about the statistics....and specially the red/green line to see if I have judder or not. This is impossible to implement?

Thanks tiben, your work is awesome.

- vmax - 2011-05-04 22:07

At the risk of sounding dumb...

What is the difference between the dscodec version of xbmc and the AudioEngine branch? Are they both going to allow for 7.1 hi-def sound streaming like DSplayer? I have been using the old DSplayer version which is absolutely fantastic, I'm afraid to try either of these 2 new options for fear of losing what I have now.

I'm currently running windows 7 32 bit on a core i3 attached to a Denon AVR 890 receiver running to my 50" Pioneer Kuro Elite. Will either of these versions work like DSPlayer?

Thanks...

- tiben20 - 2011-05-04 22:20

vmax Wrote:At the risk of sounding dumb...

What is the difference between the dscodec version of xbmc and the AudioEngine branch? Are they both going to allow for 7.1 hi-def sound streaming like DSplayer? I have been using the old DSplayer version which is absolutely fantastic, I'm afraid to try either of these 2 new options for fear of losing what I have now.

I'm currently running windows 7 32 bit on a core i3 attached to a Denon AVR 890 receiver running to my 50" Pioneer Kuro Elite. Will either of these versions work like DSPlayer?

Thanks...
the branch is adding directshow to dvdplayer as a codec instead of an entire other player. It's a preferred way to it by the team since the code is less intrusive. Keep dsplayer if you want to keep your setup working. Only the video part is really to close to be added to trunk the audio part is not what i'm good at so it might take more time.