Wild media server (UPnP, DLNA, HTTP)

Eugene wrote:- in the status bar of the main form of the program added mode "Automatic scanning
of removable media" (default is now off). Manual scan can be performed on right click
of the mouse on the folder "Removable media".

LiPe76 wrote: After upgrade to version 1.04.7 I don't need set compatible mode "WinXP" for playing video resource on Sony Bravia TV (Win7-64). Everythings work fine for me now.

SiriusBlack wrote:On my SONY BRAVIA KDL32EX709 I cannot watch DVBS(2) videos.
I am saving a DVB-S stream as .mpg on disk.

Media Info says MPEG-TS with: Video 166, MPEG Video version 2 and Audio 128, MPEG Audio version 1 layer 2, Text 68
BUT If I list the movie as a table, and click on "+", the MPEG-TS stream shows only one line: Audio MP3 192000, but no entry for video.

When I start playback there are just some fractals on the screen and the TV beeps just from time to time.
After switching on debug file generation and playback again the number of fractals increases signifcantly.

All other files play fine, as for example:
MPEG-PS with: Video 224, MPEG Video version 2 and Audio 192, MPEG Audio version 1 layer 2
MPEG-4 with: Video 1, AVC and Audio 2, AAC
AVI with: Video 0, MJPEG and Audio PCM

If I list these movies as a table, and click on "+", all stream shows one line for video AND one line for audio.
Example for MPEG-PS:
- Video MPEG2VIDEO 2376000
- Audio MP2 224000

Could it be that the MPEG-TS container is not properly read?
This would affect all DVB-S users.

SiriusBlack wrote:Thanks a lot, it worked!

Is there a skript possible to rename the filenames automatically, once they are added to the media database?

const
  csSourceDirectory = 'C:\MpgFiles';  

var
  Folder, FolderItem, ShellApp: Variant;
  i, iCount: Integer;
begin
  ProcessMediaResult := False;
  if csSourceDirectory <> '' then begin   
    ShellApp := CreateOleObject('Shell.Application');
    Folder := ShellApp.NameSpace(csSourceDirectory);
    iCount := Folder.Items.Count;
    for i := 0 to iCount - 1 do begin
      FolderItem := Folder.Items.Item(i);
      if not FolderItem.IsFolder then begin
        if SameText(ExtractFileExt(FolderItem.Name), '.mpg') then
          FolderItem.Name := ChangeFileExt(FolderItem.Name, '.ts')
      end
    end;  
    ProcessMediaResult := True    
  end
end.

gugu wrote:Got a couple of errors in 1.04.7-1.05 rc3.
1. When opening help:

gugu wrote: 2. After doing a group and then clicking on the mouse right button

gugu wrote: I also notest that trying to do a group from, say, Directors, actually puts into the group all the movies from Watch folders.
It has to be something wrong with the query you're doing in creating groups and/or creating a new group item into the
the "Movie folders" record.

Eugene wrote:

gugu wrote:Got a couple of errors in 1.04.7-1.05 rc3.
1. When opening help:

I do not have this error, may be a new help file.

gugu wrote:

Eugene wrote:

gugu wrote:Got a couple of errors in 1.04.7-1.05 rc3.
1. When opening help:

I do not have this error, may be a new help file.

Check this out for hh_help_context called without a [map] section

http://www.codeguru.com/cpp/w-p/help/ht ... .php/c6513