Another External Player Code, but Very Simple to Setup

[/quote]Enjoy it for now.....


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It will do for now...

Can I ask you to share your exact setup on your machine with TMT5? OS, TMT5 version, AnyDVDHD version etc?

If your code works on your gear just like it supposed to, I'll install the very same softwares to achieve the same result...

Cheers

L.

@LCD72-
All the info in my system is captured in the 1st post, and everyting in the 1st post is for W7......

(2012-04-17 16:48)bluray Wrote:  @LCD72-
All the info in my system is captured in the 1st post, and everyting in the 1st post is for W7......

Ahh, okay....thanks for your help so far!

L.

@LCD72-
You can get rid of the annoying "require an update" popup bug by install this- TMT5 Fixes. It stop ask me "require an update" after I installed. The fixes are directly from ArcSoft......

For external code, use the codes below:

<hidexbmc>false</hidexbmc>

uMCEPlayer5.exe

It'll be more fluid.....

(2012-04-18 04:02)bluray Wrote:  @LCD72-
You can get rid of the annoying "require an update" popup bug by install this- TMT5 Fixes. It stop ask me "require an update" after I installed. The fixes are directly from ArcSoft......

For external code, use the codes below:

<hidexbmc>false</hidexbmc>

uMCEPlayer5.exe

It'll be more fluid.....

TMT update: Yeah, I'v installed it already this week-end, during the fresh install. No more popup....

Also, I did the switch back to uMCEPlayer, along with the code mod you suggested. The transition between XBMC - TMT5 - XBMC is nice smooth now, except the annoying command prompt pop-up which I cannot get rid of
Here's a screenshot: http://www.sendspace.com/file/4hkodk

Ad, there's the problem with the ISO files...again, they mounting, but many times TMT5 stops here: http://www.sendspace.com/file/tbdqao

@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.....

(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.....

Okay, I'll give it s try tomorrow!

@bluray

I adapted your codes from the first post in this thread to successfully use TMT5 as the default player for 3D and non-3D Blu-ray isos, DVD isos and Blu-ray folders in XBMC Eden Final (with HD audio bitstreaming patch) on a W7 (64 bit) HTPC. The isos and Blu-ray folders are all located on network attached storage.

For family acceptance factor reasons, I would also prefer to use TMT5 as the default player for DVD folders (also located on network attached storage).

Could you provide the external player codes required to use TMT5 as the default player for DVD folders?

Thanks.

@Brc995-
I'm glad that everything works fine for you. For DVD, you can add this rule "<rule filename=".*ifo.*" player="Universal_Player"/>". Since DVD VIDEO_TS is IFO file, it should work. You can simply navigate through DVD folder to VIDEO_TS to playback the movie......

(2012-04-18 23:17)bluray Wrote:  @Brc995-
I'm glad that everything works fine for you. For DVD, you can add this rule "<rule filename=".*ifo.*" player="Universal_Player"/>". Since DVD VIDEO_TS is IFO file, it should work. You can simply navigate through DVD folder to VIDEO_TS to playback the movie......

@bluray

Thanks for your very quick and helpful reply.

I have created a "PlayIFO.bat" file based on your PlayBDMV.bat code and modified your suggested playercorefactory code to add an "IFO_Player" that works like your BDMV_Player and plays the DVD folder just by clicking on the film poster in XBMC.

Any family member or guest can now play any film or TV show using all the same remote control commands for each library item without knowing, or caring, whether they are playing an iso or a folder.

Thanks again for your help, it is very much appreciated.