[charlottesorangk]

Just resolved optional audio/subtitles language order. Tested with varoius anime series, with dual audio and multiple subtitles (embedded and external files).

Add this to vlc options:
–audio-language=”ja,en,any” –sub-language=”ro,en” –sub-autodetect-fuzzy=3 –sub-autodetect-file

… fuzzy: 3 = subtitle file matching the movie name with additional chars
like “movie.EN.srt”

… where languages will be added in 2 letters code; order to select is order in the above lists; “any” is for fallback to default stream if neither JA nor EN audio is present in stream (like movies with spanish audio)

[charlottesorangk]

Upnp Tester here-here :D.

Just now i use XBMC, MediaTomb, i evaluated to purchase Twonky, and stumbled upon your program just when i was convinced to create one from zero, myself. Incidentally, i was thinking to some php/apache with transcoding scripts also 😀

Features most needed and not founded on linux media servers was:
– users access
– transcoding with profiles (to get movies on my phone over 3G, tablet over WIFI, laptop, desktop – with various bandwidth)

You think you could add some users permissions ? like admins/players/guests ?
Is there a way to select a default language for subtitle/audio ? I could try to implement one (if you point me into right dirrection/file … ../Helper/FFmpeg.php ?) based on my vlc-transcoding script used for mediatomb; i prefer JAP audio over ENG and RO subtitles over EN and i extract informations with mediainfo.

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I created a profile to transcode to H264/MP3 to support hardware decoding in Android 3.x/Tegra 2 processors.
This is converted from what i use with MediaTomb, currently.

#transcode{fps=15,audio-sync,vcodec=h264,venc=x264{vbv-maxrate=512,vbv-bufsize=512,preset=slow,profile=main,keyint=15},vfilter=canvas{width=800,height=480,padd},aenc=ffmpeg,acodec=mp3,ab=80,samplerate=44100,channels=2,soverlay}:rtp{mp4a-latm,sdp=rtsp://0.0.0.0:5554/android.sdp} --no-hq-resampling --audio-filter=normalizer --volume=1024 --norm-buff-size=10 --norm-max-level=10.0 --a52-dynrng --dts-dynrng --equalizer-preamp=0.0 --subsdec-encoding=ISO-8859-2 --subsdec-align=0 --freetype-rel-fontsize=12 --freetype-effect=3 --sout-transcode-threads=1

… from http://wiki.videolan.org/VLC_command-line_help

– video bitrate: 512k
– audio bitrate: 80k
– x264 profile: main
– x264 preset: slow
– It resize image to 800×480 (Samsung S2 resolution, same aspect ratio with Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1)
– subtitles encoding is ISO-8859-2 (Central-European)
– relative font size – 12 : 20 (Smaller), 18 (Small), 16 (Normal), 12 (Large), 6 (Larger)
– font effect – 3 : 1 (Background), 2 (Outline), 3 (Fat Outline)
– number of threads to transcode = 1
– normalize audio to a higher level

Keep up the good work, man.
Daniel

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