It seems 1080p with a video bit rate > 8000 KB/s will cause problem, but audio bit rate seems to also influence that. From my testing, 720p seems to always play fine, some 1080p one play perfectly when other have audio desync due to high bit rate. I think it will be fixed in the future (adding multi threading to ffmpeg is wip).X265 support? How high bitrate it can support?
All codecs are enabled/supported. I do filter extensions thought, so if an extension is not recognized I'll add it.very cool idea, but wich codec are supported?
It doesn't actually support external subtitles, but I'll take a look in the future.that's great that it even supports ASS/SSA subtitles.
does it support external subtitles too ? I use a lot of simple .srt format for my videos.
thank you for spending time on this project and wish you good luck for its release.
a video player in homebrew bounty... can you guess the result?
Hi, i can't wait anymore, i need to share my progress, or at least, a little video of it. The player should be out soon (a week), just for christmas
It does handle video/audio at 1080p (1080p video and tv resolution, high bitrates will cause problems), http streaming and subtitle support (embedded ass).
It seems 1080p with a video bit rate > 8000 KB/s will cause problem, but audio bit rate seems to also influence that. From my testing, 720p seems to always play fine, some 1080p one play perfectly when other have audio desync due to high bit rate. I think it will be fixed in the future (adding multi threading to ffmpeg is wip).
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All codecs are enabled/supported. I do filter extensions thought, so if an extension is not recognized I'll add it.
For now I implemented an "http client", you can browse a web server which serve files with a simple directory listing (I only tested with apache but I guess any simple/light http server will be OK). Also, http streaming does not work as local/sdmc do, as we (I?) are limited by the switch WiFi bandwidth. That said, I just implemented some buffering stuff, it seems to stream fine some 720p videos, but also some 1080p one. Loading and seeking can also be very slow.Quick question, is there a way to play videos off an FTP server or a samba server?
Ah. My server hosts on ftp://10.0.0.1/ but can be accessed (and auto redirects to it if i put https:// instead of ftp://) with chrome. I'd guess that won't work?For now I implemented an "http client", you can browse a web server which serve files with a simple directory listing (I only tested with apache but I guess any simple/light http server will be OK). Also, http streaming does not work as local/sdmc, as we (I?) are limited by the switch WiFi bandwidth. That said, I just implemented some buffering stuff, it seems to stream fine some 720p videos, but also some 1080p one.
No it won't work. But there's probably tons of light http server around, just to see if it fit your needs. I may implement an ftp browser in the future, but its not a priority.Ah. My server hosts on ftp://10.0.0.1/ but can be accessed (and auto redirects to it if i put https:// instead of ftp://) with chrome. I'd guess that won't work?
By the way, what download speed do you guys get with ftp on the switch? I can't get more than 1mo/s, which is not very good for streaming... Is there a problem with my wlan router?No it won't work. But there's probably tons of light http server around, just to see if it fit your needs. I may implement an ftp browser in the future, but its not a priority.
Hi, i can't wait anymore, i need to share my progress, or at least, a little video of it. The player should be out soon (a week), just for christmas
It does handle video/audio at 1080p (1080p video and tv resolution, high bitrates will cause problems), http streaming and subtitle support (embedded ass).