Fixed: When TV tuner warm up feature was used, some TV recording bookmarks could be off by the amount of tuner warm up time.Ģ. DMS and IPTV) can now be cleaned up (either manually or automatically).ġ. NEW: Old time-shifting folders for non-DirectShow TV types (i.e. Fixed: Importing a single folder could not work due to a recent change.ĥ. Changed: Updated German translation file (thanks Bytestar).Ĥ.
This helps with mass-editing channels associated with the same device.ģ. Changed: When sorting TV channels by "type", DMS/TunerStream channels will be grouped by their devices, instead of mixing all devices in one big group. NEW: When MCCommand MCC_PLAYBACK_ENGINE_SET_SUBTITLE_TIMING (28037) is used to change the subtitle timing during playback of a video, the new timing will be displayed briefly as an OSD "Subtitle timing: n ms".Ģ. Changed: Updated Chinese (simplified) language file. Changed: When picking a continuous mode other than off, the program makes sure it is not removing files from playing now (and errors and changes the setting if it is).ġ. Fixed: DMS or IPTV TV playback could hang, at "Adding required components", if some dependency components had not been previously installed.ġ. NEW: Loading and saving DSP presets did not contain the "Headphones" DSP plugin.ġ. Fixed: JTV recordings were erroneously deleted when "Clean up time-shifting folders." is run, either manually or automatically.ġ. Fixed: Some DirectShow-based TV recording might be skipped since build 28.0.99.Ģ. Fixed: Playing to a windows MC DLNA renderer when it's connected as a client to a non-windows library server wouldn't work.ġ. Unless the projector has a hard limit on file sizes, in which case you'll still need to consult the manual to see whether or not that's the case.1. Or, as davexnet mentions, use MediaInfo to take a look at a video that does work, and re-encode the videos that don't play on your projector to match (every detail of) the videos that do play. Make sure the videos don't exceed any of those specs, or re-encode the videos to match. The Movie came out to be 1.16 GB and the TV Show came out to be 275 MB so what do You Think is going on? As I mentioned in your other topic: Your projector's manual should list the specifications an MKV must meet for the projector to be able to play the video. H264 at a Bit Rate of 1,500 kbps and it wont Play on My Projector. Then I Converted a 30 Minute TV Show to MPEG 4. H264 at a Bit Rat of 1,500 kbps and it Plays good on My Projector.
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