I was just wondering if anyone has implemented simple video playback using Python. I tried the example below with wx.media but no success with DTS movies. Does anyone know how to use this example to pass DTS streams as a passthrough(no decoding needed) to SPDIF out. The example works with Dolby stream. Thanks.
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wxMediaCtrl is really just a wrapper around the platform-appropriate standard media player*. Does your video play in the appropriate player? If yes, it should be pretty simple to get working. If no, wxMediaCtrl may not be the appropriate way to go.
(That would be Windows Media Player or QuickTime player, depending on format, on Windows, QuickTime player on Mac, or gstreamer on Linux.)
I was just wondering if anyone has implemented simple video playback using Python. I tried the example below with wx.media but no success with DTS movies. Does anyone know how to use this example to pass DTS streams as a passthrough(no decoding needed) to SPDIF out. The example works with Dolby stream. Thanks.
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wxMediaCtrl is really just a wrapper around the platform-appropriate standard media player*. Does your video play in the appropriate player? If yes, it should be pretty simple to get working. If no, wxMediaCtrl may not be the appropriate way to go.
(That would be Windows Media Player or QuickTime player, depending on format, on Windows, QuickTime player on Mac, or gstreamer on Linux.)
I was just wondering if anyone has implemented simple video playback using Python. I tried the example below with wx.media but no success with DTS movies. Does anyone know how to use this example to pass DTS streams as a passthrough(no decoding needed) to SPDIF out. The example works with Dolby stream. Thanks.
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wxMediaCtrl is really just a wrapper around the platform-appropriate standard media player*. Does your video play in the appropriate player? If yes, it should be pretty simple to get working. If no, wxMediaCtrl may not be the appropriate way to go.
(That would be Windows Media Player or QuickTime player, depending on format, on Windows, QuickTime player on Mac, or gstreamer on Linux.)
I was just wondering if anyone has implemented simple video playback using Python. I tried the example below with wx.media but no success with DTS movies. Does anyone know how to use this example to pass DTS streams as a passthrough(no decoding needed) to SPDIF out. The example works with Dolby stream. Thanks.
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wxMediaCtrl is really just a wrapper around the platform-appropriate standard media player*. Does your video play in the appropriate player? If yes, it should be pretty simple to get working. If no, wxMediaCtrl may not be the appropriate way to go.
(That would be Windows Media Player or QuickTime player, depending on format, on Windows, QuickTime player on Mac, or gstreamer on Linux.)
I was just wondering if anyone has implemented simple video playback using Python. I tried the example below with wx.media but no success with DTS movies. Does anyone know how to use this example to pass DTS streams as a passthrough(no decoding needed) to SPDIF out. The example works with Dolby stream. Thanks.
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Check into specifying a
back end. You can specify the
DirectShow back end, which may be what you mean by “classic Windows Media
Player,” or you can specify the newer WMP. It’s the later, wxMEDIABACKEND_WMP10, that you want, I
think.
wxMediaCtrl is really just a wrapper
around the platform-appropriate standard media player*. Does your video
play in the appropriate player? If yes, it should be pretty simple to get
working. If no, wxMediaCtrl may not be the appropriate way to go.
(That would be Windows Media
Player or QuickTime player, depending on format, on Windows, QuickTime player
on Mac, or gstreamer on Linux.)
I was just wondering if anyone has implemented simple video
playback using Python. I tried the example below with wx.media but no success
with DTS movies. Does anyone know how to use this example to pass DTS streams
as a passthrough(no decoding needed) to SPDIF out. The example works with
Dolby stream. Thanks.
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Check into specifying a back end. You can specify the DirectShow back end, which may be what you mean by “classic Windows Media Player,” or you can specify the newer WMP. It’s the later, wxMEDIABACKEND_WMP10, that you want, I think.
wxMediaCtrl is really just a wrapper around the platform-appropriate standard media player*. Does your video play in the appropriate player? If yes, it should be pretty simple to get working. If no, wxMediaCtrl may not be the appropriate way to go.
(That would be Windows Media Player or QuickTime player, depending on format, on Windows, QuickTime player on Mac, or gstreamer on Linux.)
I was just wondering if anyone has implemented simple video playback using Python. I tried the example below with wx.media but no success with DTS movies. Does anyone know how to use this example to pass DTS streams as a passthrough(no decoding needed) to SPDIF out. The example works with Dolby stream. Thanks.
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Tried that and somehow WMP 10 does not load the video. I just need to somehow get Windows Media Classic player using the backend
*wxMEDIABACKEND_DIRECTSHOW*
to work with DTS. Installed AC3filter but no luck yet.
You might look at the Mythbuntu project. It's mostly written in Python and I would be surprised if they couldn't play VOB files. They use pyGTK for their front-end (I think), but their code might give you some clues anyway...or check out pymedia (http://pymedia.org/tut/)
I tried pymedia video player example, but it gives me some funky error.
It just surprises me that somehow I can't get AC3filter to work with VOB
titles with DTS audio. When I play VOB titles with Dolby in Windows
Media Classic using wx.media and right click to View
Propertie->Advanced, I can see AC3filter is being used, just not the
case for DTS audio. I think AC3filter does not recognize the format
somehow.
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Qui Le wrote:
Tried that and somehow WMP 10 does not load the video. I just need to
somehow get Windows Media Classic player using the backend
*wxMEDIABACKEND_DIRECTSHOW*
to work with DTS. Installed AC3filter but no luck yet.
You might look at the Mythbuntu project. It's mostly written in Python
and I would be surprised if they couldn't play VOB files. They use pyGTK
for their front-end (I think), but their code might give you some clues
anyway...or check out pymedia (http://pymedia.org/tut/)
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I got Windows Media Player 10 to work but it's too slow on load and
play. I think it tries to load all titles on the disc. Windows Media
Classic can load per title so it's much faster. Unfortunately it does
not work with DTS audio. It would be nice if there was a VLC backend or
a simple way to write a VLC backend for wxpython.
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Qui Le wrote:
Tried that and somehow WMP 10 does not load the video. I just need to
somehow get Windows Media Classic player using the backend
*wxMEDIABACKEND_DIRECTSHOW*
to work with DTS. Installed AC3filter but no luck yet.
You might look at the Mythbuntu project. It's mostly written in Python
and I would be surprised if they couldn't play VOB files. They use pyGTK
for their front-end (I think), but their code might give you some clues
anyway...or check out pymedia (http://pymedia.org/tut/)
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