Hi,
Some keys do not work with the mplayer plugin: kAudio, kSubtitles, kInfo and perhaps more.
How could I use these keys please in the cMPlayerControl::ProcessKey() function?
TIA for any help,
On 05.03.2013 23:59, Peter Münster wrote:
Hi,
Some keys do not work with the mplayer plugin: kAudio, kSubtitles, kInfo and perhaps more.
How could I use these keys please in the cMPlayerControl::ProcessKey() function?
These keys are handled in VDR's main loop and are not conveyed to any plugin.
If you want to use the track controls, you can make your player call cDevice::PrimaryDevice()->ClrAvailableTracks() and cDevice::PrimaryDevice()->SetAvailableTrack() accordingly. As for kInfo, you can implement your player control's GetInfo() function to make it return a proper menu.
Klaus
On ke, 2013-03-06 at 00:09 +0100, Klaus Schmidinger wrote:
On 05.03.2013 23:59, Peter Münster wrote:
Hi,
Some keys do not work with the mplayer plugin: kAudio, kSubtitles, kInfo and perhaps more.
How could I use these keys please in the cMPlayerControl::ProcessKey() function?
These keys are handled in VDR's main loop and are not conveyed to any plugin.
If you want to use the track controls, you can make your player call cDevice::PrimaryDevice()->ClrAvailableTracks() and cDevice::PrimaryDevice()->SetAvailableTrack() accordingly.
Not so easy... If player feeds mpeg-ts stream to the device, track maps are rewritten by cPatPmtParser. Also selected track is reset.
This is problematic with BluRay player: languages are not given in PMT but metadata. There can be extra tracks in PMT when the same mpeg-ts clip is used in multiple titles. One title can use original audio tracks while another uses commentary tracks etc. Also user-selected language (from BluRay menus) is overridden by VDR when first PMT is parsed.
- Petri
On 06.03.2013 08:45, Petri Hintukainen wrote:
On ke, 2013-03-06 at 00:09 +0100, Klaus Schmidinger wrote:
On 05.03.2013 23:59, Peter Münster wrote:
Hi,
Some keys do not work with the mplayer plugin: kAudio, kSubtitles, kInfo and perhaps more.
How could I use these keys please in the cMPlayerControl::ProcessKey() function?
These keys are handled in VDR's main loop and are not conveyed to any plugin.
If you want to use the track controls, you can make your player call cDevice::PrimaryDevice()->ClrAvailableTracks() and cDevice::PrimaryDevice()->SetAvailableTrack() accordingly.
Not so easy... If player feeds mpeg-ts stream to the device, track maps are rewritten by cPatPmtParser. Also selected track is reset.
This is problematic with BluRay player: languages are not given in PMT but metadata. There can be extra tracks in PMT when the same mpeg-ts clip is used in multiple titles. One title can use original audio tracks while another uses commentary tracks etc. Also user-selected language (from BluRay menus) is overridden by VDR when first PMT is parsed.
Well, first of all, VDR is not a BlueRay player ;-) It is meant for recording and replaying DVB broadcasts.
However, you can, of course, modify the PMT packets in a way that works for your application. VDR provides both cPatPmtParser and cPatPmtGenerator classes that might help with this.
Klaus
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