[cadbusca]

So you don’t mind if the autoplay next files start at their resume points? I think thats what WIIMC does. Can you verify that?

[cadbusca]

It could be a number of things but I suspect you have AutoPlayNextVideo set to Shuffle or Through. If so then WIIMC+ will ignore the Resume settings, since it assumes you want to play a series of videos regardless of any previous playbacks. You also need to exit a video with “home” in order to have its restore point saved. If you just shut off the wii then the last played point will not be saved.

[cadbusca]

Just tested it and it plays fine with sound. Pauses,restarts, etc ok.

[cadbusca]

Got it.

Here is the mediainfo:

General

Complete name                    : D:Azureus Active DownloadsMOV00319.3gp

Format                           : MPEG-4

Format profile                   : 3GPP Media Release 4

Codec ID                         : 3gp4

File size                        : 8.12 MiB

Duration                         : 32s 620ms

Overall bit rate                 : 2 089 Kbps

Law rating                       : (empty)

Released date                    : 0

Classification                   : (empty)



Video

ID                               : 1

Format                           : MPEG-4 Visual

Format profile                   : Simple@L2

Format settings, BVOP            : Yes

Format settings, QPel            : No

Format settings, GMC             : No warppoints

Format settings, Matrix          : Default (H.263)

Codec ID                         : 20

Duration                         : 32s 618ms

Bit rate mode                    : Constant

Bit rate                         : 2 110 Kbps

Nominal bit rate                 : 2 000 Kbps

Width                            : 640 pixels

Height                           : 480 pixels

Display aspect ratio             : 4:3

Frame rate mode                  : Variable

Frame rate                       : 30.340 fps

Minimum frame rate               : 1.792 fps

Maximum frame rate               : 38.462 fps

Color space                      : YUV

Bit depth                        : 8 bits

Scan type                        : Progressive

Compression mode                 : Lossy

Bits/(Pixel*Frame)               : 0.226

Stream size                      : 8.06 MiB (99%)

Language                         : English



Audio

ID                               : 2

Format                           : AMR

Format/Info                      : Adaptive Multi-Rate

Format profile                   : Narrow band

Codec ID                         : samr

Duration                         : 32s 620ms

Bit rate mode                    : Variable

Bit rate                         : 12.6 Kbps

Channel(s)                       : 1 channel

Sampling rate                    : 8 000 Hz

Bit depth                        : 13 bits

Stream size                      : 50.2 KiB (1%)

Writing library                  : pvmm

Language                         : English

[cadbusca]

Yes upload the file causing the crash. I use http://www.filedropper.com/ which is simple with no registration, and post the link.

[cadbusca]

Playing the vobs from my PC DVD drive already works fine, and I can pause,restart,zoom, and stretch any 4:3 DVD to full screen 16:9 using my mods. It should work fine with 1.3.0, which is my base, as well.

[cadbusca]

I have never seen a .mkv file streamed, in fact I don’t think it is possible. I suggest you post the online media entries that are not working so others can test them and assist you.

[cadbusca]

Just too much for a mod. Suggest it for wiimc.

[cadbusca]

If the onlinemedia.xml file were missing or if the entry

<link name="YouTube – Search" type="search" addr="http://www.wiimc.org/media/youtube.php?q=

was missing the search option would not even display, so that’s not the problem.

[cadbusca]

I think it is the WIIMC.ORG server not working because my Enhanced YouTube search works fine so it is not caused by a YouTube site change.. I’ve also found the response time using this forum hosted at wiimc.org to be bad so perhaps its tied together.

[cadbusca]

See my sig.

[cadbusca]

I cannot find any posting history for you (guess you lost your id) so I can’t see what symptoms you reported over the past year, but I seems unreasonable to have expected someone to tell you to reinstall IOS58 when there are many ways that WIIMC can fail. From others posts it seems this is a rare occurance.

Anyway thanks for confirming that your problem and solution had nothing to do with SMB or USB, and for your future reference HDD is the correct form for “Hard disk drive”.

[cadbusca]

So you had a lousy install. What’s that got to do with “not SMB, just USB HD”? And BTW, WIIMC and the WII only support SD video not HD as your note implies.

[cadbusca]

I felt the same way and modded mine to retain the order in the xml. Makes it easy to set up and find custom folders within it.

[cadbusca]

Buy a $50 DVD player. WIIMC and the WII are not intended to support DVD playback well. This has been discussed many times.

[Author]

Posts