Wiedergabeformate
• MP3, AAC
• WMA v2 bis v9.2
• Standbilder: JPEG
• MPEG 1, MPEG 2, MPEG 4
• H.264 (MPEG-4 AVC)
• WMV9
• MPEG-Program-Stream und Transport-Stream
• AVI, MP4, MKV, ASF
<Client>
<DeviceId>
<DisplayName>Philips Renderer TV</DisplayName>
<DeviceDescriptionRecognition>
<DescriptionText>UPnP Media Renderer 1.0</DescriptionText>
<DescriptionText>NMR</DescriptionText>
</DeviceDescriptionRecognition>
<MappingUpdatePolicy>FIX</MappingUpdatePolicy>
</DeviceId>
<Capabilities>
<Scaling>
<Target>JPEG1920x1080</Target>
</Scaling>
<VideoTranscoding>
<Source>video/x-matroska</Source>
<Source>video/x-mkv</Source>
<Source>video/quicktime</Source>
<Source>video/x-msvideo</Source>
<Source>video/x-divx</Source>
<Source>video/avi</Source>
<Target>PAL</Target>
</VideoTranscoding>
</Capabilities>
<Adaptations>
<DLNA>
<Version>DLNA15</Version>
</DLNA>
</Adaptations>
</Client>
# transcode video
#(c) 2008 by PacketVideo
exec: ffmpeg -i $infile -vcodec mpeg2video -b 1000K $outfile
# capabilities
from=video/*
to=video/mpeg
asynchronous
priority=idleAlso if i connect my external USB-HDD all files playable without problems. It's a bit confusing. Maybe they forgot it on the codec table?
Anyway, is there a good tutorial how to transcode-on-the-fly with twonky? Especially from avi to mpeg? So i would try this.
# Mime types working with avi and divx:
# video/avi , video/x-ms-avi , video/msvideo , video/x-msvideo
# ==================ok====ok==ok==ok=
Supported = f:avi v:mp4 a:ac3|mp3|mpa m:video/x-msvideo
# =========================ok==ok==?==
Supported = f:avi v:divx a:ac3|mp3|mpa m:video/x-msvideo qpel:no
#
# My test files with the divx format have no gmc or qpel yes:
# ===================ok=====ok==ok==?============== qpel?
Supported = f:divx v:divx a:ac3|mp3|mpa m:video/x-msvideoUsers browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest