Can't play IMG files thru MovieJukebox 1.0.12

[fredrikaudi]

Hi,
As a new owner of an A-110 I’m starting to learn about this amazing product but still there is a lot a head...
I have an annoying problem that I can’t find so much about in other threads.

When I try to start an .img file from the index file that moviejukebox_v1.0.12_beta has created it just say "Can not "play" and goes back.
When I start the exactly same file from the standard Popcorn file system it works great.

Has any one else the same problem and or even a solution??

Regards,
Fredrik

[Omertron]

Do other video types work?

[dinauktion]

Where do you have the actual file, on a NAS or? Because if you have the YAMJ file on the internal HDD, the movies on a NAS it is not sure that the NAS is active when calling the file from YAMJ. Be sure to go to the smb: NAS first to wake it up then back to YAMJ and try to play the file.
My solution to this was to have all Jukebox files on the NAS with index.htm in the root so pressing source and the NAS woke the NAS up

[excal]

Does a img file require zcd=2? (i'm gonna assume it does since its basicly an iso). If thats the case, i don't think that any of the skins have a condition for IMG only video_ts and iso. So its probably assigning vod="" to the link which would make it not play correctly.


Heres a way to test.

Open one of the html files for a movie with a img file.

Look for the href to the file...

it'll probably look something like this...(assuming you have a hard drive installed)

a href="fille///opt/something/something/HARD_DISK/Video/something/something.img" vod="">img src="pictures/play1.png">

change that vod="" to zcd="2" then see if that works

[Omertron]

Spot on Excal. Now fixed with Issue 296
This will be in the new release v1.0.13

[fredrikaudi]

(11-28-2008 08:19 PM)excal Wrote:  Does a img file require zcd=2? (i'm gonna assume it does since its basicly an iso). If thats the case, i don't think that any of the skins have a condition for IMG only video_ts and iso. So its probably assigning vod="" to the link which would make it not play correctly.


Heres a way to test.

Open one of the html files for a movie with a img file.

Look for the href to the file...

it'll probably look something like this...(assuming you have a hard drive installed)

a href="fille///opt/something/something/HARD_DISK/Video/something/something.img" vod="">img src="pictures/play1.png">

change that vod="" to zcd="2" then see if that works

(11-28-2008 09:07 PM)Omertron Wrote:  Spot on Excal. Now fixed with Issue 296
This will be in the new release v1.0.13

I can confirm this also
I´m imprest guys! great work and fast respon, already added as a feature to next releas!!

Regards,
Fredrik

[Omertron]

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