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Time-Search Pictures with VC1 - SOLVED

Posted: Sun Jul 11, 2010 6:52 pm
by user82
Hi!

i have some trouble with those:
Image

on one m2ts h264 and all m2ts VC1 streams

this is a good feature, perhaps you can fix it?

Greetings
user

Re: Time-Search Pictures with VC1

Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 7:36 am
by Helios
Hi user82,

please provide some more details, I'm not sure what's the problem. SmartSeek does not show?

regards,

Re: Time-Search Pictures with VC1

Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 8:12 am
by user82
Helios wrote:Hi user82,

please provide some more details, I'm not sure what's the problem. SmartSeek does not show?

regards,

yes if you call it smartseek it is exactly the problem. It does not show the small preview when seeking(after leavign the cursor ~20sec at the position no picture, normally after ~1sec a preview is shown)

perhaps you can spot the Problem with some Mediainfos:
Does work:

Does not work:


So on VC1 it never worked, in H264 most of the time

Re: Time-Search Pictures with VC1

Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 4:03 pm
by Helios
Hi,

Do you open those files directly from optical drive?
SmartSeek is automaticly disabled when playing from optical discs. You can try to copy the file to HDD.

regards,

Re: Time-Search Pictures with VC1

Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 6:58 pm
by user82
Helios wrote:Hi,

Do you open those files directly from optical drive?
SmartSeek is automaticly disabled when playing from optical discs. You can try to copy the file to HDD.

regards,

yeah i did.

Can I enable it for discs?

it does make sense for optical drives but not for mounted isos ;)

greetings
user

Re: Time-Search Pictures with VC1

Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:17 am
by Helios
user82 wrote: Can I enable it for discs?
it does make sense for optical drives but not for mounted isos ;)
Unfortunately you can't, but I see the issue now. We will consider this option, but generally we are trying to avoid too much options in settings.

Re: Time-Search Pictures with VC1

Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 1:28 pm
by user82
mounting the disc in a ntfs folder solves the problem :P

so if i am the only one interested in this feature it might be useless to think about the option