Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Major
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None
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0.2.3.0
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None
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Operating System: Windows XP
Platform: Intel
Description
Something has been changed in MediaPortal in the last few weeks (I don't know exactly when) that means that ONLY .dvr-ms files recorded by MediaPortal can be played by MediaPortal. DVR-MS files that have been created by any other application (VideoRedoPlus, MCE, etc) will not play in Mediaportal at all.
This problem has been verified by other users in this thread:-
http://forum.team-mediaportal.com/can_not_play_dvr_ms_files-t30879.html?p=201805
h4. Steps to Reproduce
Here is an easy way to reproduce the problem:-
1. Using TVE2, record a TV program (use scheduled record to get a complete .dvr-ms file, manual record will only produce useless .sbe files)
2. Verify that the resulting recording can be played back in MediaPortal
3. Using VideoReDoPlus, perform a "quickstream fix" on the above recording and output a "test.dvr-ms" file.
4. This new "test.dvr-ms" file will now NOT play in MediaPortal - neither in the TV section, nor the Videos section.
5. However, this new "test.dvr-ms" file will happily play in Windows MediaPlayer 11, or any other player that handles .dvr-ms files ....
6. Prior to a few weeks back, this "test.dvr-ms" file would also happily play in MediaPortal
h4. Additional Information
A copy of my MediaPortal.log file is attached which demonstartes the steps above. The original recording was "Seven_Seabiscuit_200711022030p2517.dvr-ms" and the VideoReDo quickstream fix version was "Seabiscuit.dvr-ms".
MediaPortal will play "Seven_Seabiscuit_200711022030p2517.dvr-ms", but will not play the identical file "Seabiscuit.dvr-ms" ....
This problem has been verified by other users in this thread:-
http://forum.team-mediaportal.com/can_not_play_dvr_ms_files-t30879.html?p=201805
h4. Steps to Reproduce
Here is an easy way to reproduce the problem:-
1. Using TVE2, record a TV program (use scheduled record to get a complete .dvr-ms file, manual record will only produce useless .sbe files)
2. Verify that the resulting recording can be played back in MediaPortal
3. Using VideoReDoPlus, perform a "quickstream fix" on the above recording and output a "test.dvr-ms" file.
4. This new "test.dvr-ms" file will now NOT play in MediaPortal - neither in the TV section, nor the Videos section.
5. However, this new "test.dvr-ms" file will happily play in Windows MediaPlayer 11, or any other player that handles .dvr-ms files ....
6. Prior to a few weeks back, this "test.dvr-ms" file would also happily play in MediaPortal
h4. Additional Information
A copy of my MediaPortal.log file is attached which demonstartes the steps above. The original recording was "Seven_Seabiscuit_200711022030p2517.dvr-ms" and the VideoReDo quickstream fix version was "Seabiscuit.dvr-ms".
MediaPortal will play "Seven_Seabiscuit_200711022030p2517.dvr-ms", but will not play the identical file "Seabiscuit.dvr-ms" ....