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Perhaps you are missing subfont.ttf?
Try going into Settings > Subtitles and turning off Visibility.
rodriesKeymasterThis has been improved for 1.1.1.
rodriesKeymasterJust build a script that takes links, parses them, and outputs in pls, asx, or plx format. That’s it.
rodriesKeymasterHave you tried UP on the D-pad?
Those command line arguments aren’t necessary and wouldn’t help.
rodriesKeymasterYou probably won’t find an answer in the code but…
dvdnav has its own internal cache, and so MPlayer’s cache must be disabled for dvdnav to work properly.
Now the only big problem is dvdnav won’t work well over SMB, since dvdnav’s cache is being used, and it’s not large enough for playback over SMB (it works, but it’s choppy). At the moment I have no idea how to increase the dvdnav cache to fix this. See libdvdnav/read_cache.c
rodriesKeymasterreinit_video is total overkill for what needs to be done. I’ve made a few changes to the patch (eg: now you have to hold B and use the arrow keys to resize) but in general the idea is sound so I’ve committed it.
Thanks for the contribution!
rodriesKeymasterThanks for the patches. You actually need the cache for dvd://. It looks like the latest mplayer svn (see r705) has made this issue go away though – dvd: is working for me now, with the cache enabled.
The other changes look good, I have committed them.
I haven’t had a chance yet to review the zooming patch.
November 19, 2010 at 9:01 pm in reply to: wii 3.2 – channel 1.5 – wiimc 1.1.0 FREEZE with SAMBA/FTP #27616rodriesKeymasterjhb50 – I’ve heard this from rodries in the past too. I don’t have an explanation for it though.
I have my Wii set to DHCP, but my router assigns it a static IP.
rodriesKeymasterIn order to do this we would have to start buffering the next file while the current one is playing. As we don’t have the resources to start a second instance of MPlayer to do this, we would have to write our own buffering code and then when the current file ends pass the buffered data on to MPlayer as the new file data, and tell it to go back to the source when the buffer runs out.
Even with this buffered it wouldn’t provide for “instant” playback of the next file as MPlayer will need a little bit of time to open the data and analyse the file to determine when codecs to use and so on.
It all seems like a ridiculous amount of work for very little gain.
rodriesKeymasterYou either need an SD card or USB drive or stick. There’s no way around it.
rodriesKeymasterYou mean to reorder them? Just open the XML and change the numbers
rodriesKeymasterIt lets you change what tab WiiMC shows when you first load it – Videos, Music, Pictures, etc.
rodriesKeymasterIt’s possible but it would require some additional alterations to the MPlayer code in WiiMC. I don’t intend to do it myself but if another coder does and submits a patch I would include it.
Really there’s nothing more to be said, unless you’re a coder and want to work on it.
rodriesKeymasterReporting it as a bug won’t help at all if we can’t reproduce it.
rodriesKeymasterNo, I don’t know how to detect this.
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