Another External Player Code, but Very Simple to Setup

(2012-04-19 01:46)Brc995 Wrote:  Thanks again for your help, it is very much appreciated.

You're welcome....and enjoy it!

Can we resume a movie when use external player ? for example i stop a film at 00:23:30,and when i back to continue, can external player resume at 00:23:30
Thanks

(2012-04-20 09:42)ponic Wrote:  Can we resume a movie when use external player ? for example i stop a film at 00:23:30,and when i back to continue, can external player resume at 00:23:30
Thanks

Depends... MPC-HC has this feature.

(2012-04-20 09:42)ponic Wrote:  Can we resume a movie when use external player ? for example i stop a film at 00:23:30,and when i back to continue, can external player resume at 00:23:30
Thanks

Yes, you can set external player (MPC-HC, TMT5, PDVD12, etc) to resume playback from the last viewed scene........

(2012-04-18 20:25)bluray Wrote:  @LCD72-

Maybe your HTPC is lack of this- Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Redistributable Package (x86).....

I use the same ISO mounting codes as you, and it is working fine on my HTPC.....

It's not that, but I installed it just in case if it helps...

Anyway, I did another fresh install, this time WIN7 64 bit. AnyDVD-HD, VCD , XBMC and TMT5.

I did a small modification in your playercorefactory code: <hideconsole>true</hideconsole>
This way the command prompt window (caused by the .bat file) isn't visible, because if this: <hidexbmc>false</hidexbmc>.

But, my biggest problem is still with uMCEPlayer, which doesn't always starts playing, after the ISO were mounted....many times I need to hit enter on it, in order to get it playing my movie...

Any idea or workaround?

Thanks!

(2012-04-20 20:35)LCD72 Wrote:  

(2012-04-18 20:25)bluray Wrote:  @LCD72-

Maybe your HTPC is lack of this- Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Redistributable Package (x86).....

I use the same ISO mounting codes as you, and it is working fine on my HTPC.....

It's not that, but I installed it just in case if it helps...

Anyway, I did another fresh install, this time WIN7 64 bit. AnyDVD-HD, VCD , XBMC and TMT5.

I did a small modification in your playercorefactory code: <hideconsole>true</hideconsole>
This way the command prompt window (caused by the .bat file) isn't visible, because if this: <hidexbmc>false</hidexbmc>.

But, my biggest problem is still with uMCEPlayer, which doesn't always starts playing, after the ISO were mounted....many times I need to hit enter on it, in order to get it playing my movie...

Any idea or workaround?

Thanks!

Another addition: If you unlock the taskbar (right click on it, the unclick "Lock the taskbar") , it will not shows up while your .bat file works...

(2012-04-20 20:35)LCD72 Wrote:  But, my biggest problem is still with uMCEPlayer, which doesn't always starts playing, after the ISO were mounted....many times I need to hit enter on it, in order to get it playing my movie...

Any idea or workaround?

Thanks!

It's hard to find solution when I don't see the same issue on my HTPC's. If I found new codes, I'll let you know......

Hi guys, i watched some tutorial,demo on youtube and i see they can play HD film with default player on xbmc (dvdplayer), but didn't work for me. When i played a movie, it come to black screen,only subtitle show, and when i come back to movie list, the current movie still show in background, but when i come back to fullscreen, still black...
I tried to use dsplayer instead, and add ffdshow filter,it's working perfect but still have some issue with me
1: Seek bar didn't work, when i tried to drag and drop, it back to the begin ( still work ok on dvdplayer)

@ponic-

Did you do these?

1. Update the latest GPU driver- AMD or Nvidia or Intel

2. Download the latest XBMC- Current Stable Release: 11.0 “Eden”

3. Disable "Use a fullscreen window rather than a true fullscreen" in XBMC settings/system/video output

@bluray
thank for you help, i'm using this XBMC version http://dsplayer.passion-xbmc.org/ ,i thought this is latest version for XBMC and dsplayer
Let's me try to update GPU driver and config in video output.