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Also... Does this help?? Topic: Auto Xcode to DirecTV Script (comments/suggestions/improvements welcome) (Read 337 times) JSinger Newbie Posts: 3 Auto Xcode to DirecTV Script (comments/suggestions/improvements welcome) « on: September 28, 2011, 01:11:20 AM » All the dude ever wanted was a concise ex...

Good ol bob:

bob_nielsen
Jan 6, 2012 at 10:00:02 PM | #4 Quote Quick Reply More Options
If the MPEG2 video is in TS (transport stream) format rather than PS (program stream), AC3/DD5.1 audio should work.

ill look for hardware/software rendering specs on Directv.com ill get back to you. =) Findings: http://forums.directv.com/pe/action/forums/displaythread?rootPostID=10736185 In answer to the original post, I totally agree. There is no reason the Media share feature shouldn't support more formats/code...

I would love to see a Web Interface piece for PMS.. think about using the Browser on PS3 to start stop the app or make changes on the fly that way. One step further would be to Stream over Web Server to client. Take requested file, put into a live streaming page, and present to user. It would be awe...

Counsil,

Any possibility of sharing those MKV files for stress testing?

At least that's how i am to understand those CONF files. Cause like ok you make a Course change in the application..Normally changes like Static IP, or if you know your hardware limitations you can set Buffering limits... but the CONF file is Granular changes specific to the device receiving the fil...

hmm that FLAC might be a problem...

not to sure..

SubJunk might know... or another Dev.

Regardless any PROGRAM edits you make get over written by a CONF file. =)

if i had a 64 bit processor and it was decked to the hills i would turn it into a vSphere VM host and make separate images of XP, Windows 7, Server 2008, 32 and 64 bit machines.

this way there would be no issues =)

So in: C:\Program Files\Universal Media Server\renderers you should see the xbox360.conf file. in the conf file it even says this: #http://blogs.msdn.com/xboxteam/default.aspx #1. What exactly does the Xbox 360 support for AVI? #Xbox 360 supports the following for AVI: #· File Extensions: .avi, .div...

What Conf file is your renderer using?

Because in the XBOX360.conf file is says this: