(2020-02-11, 21:34)axbmcuser Wrote: Do you use the custom "visible screen area function" for your 21:9 setup via madVR tray config or do you use the separate custom function under
Kodi -> System -> Settings -> Player -> DSPlayer -> "Move OSD into active video area" ?

(2020-02-12, 03:43)lightsout Wrote: Is it not portable or am I just a noob? Looks like a regular installer.

(2020-02-12, 12:46)axbmcuser Wrote: @icebaer
Thanks and sorry for having to ask again, but that "Both," makes me a little uncertain.
You mean: Mentioned functions are both _disabled_ in Kodi itself, but both activated in madVR - correct?

(2020-02-10, 19:10)Mordred Wrote: Right now my only issue is that for some reason when I use MadVR I always need to apply a 160ms offset to the audio. This is easy enough to default to in the LAV Audio settings, but when DSPlayer is launching LAV Audio it uses the value of audio offset from Kodi, +1. Since typically you'd have a 0ms offset, LAV Audio is always showing 1ms. That's fine, but I don't want to have to manually change the offset every single video I play. I'd have thought the simple solution would just be to add the following to advancedsettings.xml:

xml:


<latency>

  <delay>160</delay>

</latency>

Unfortunately that setting is completely ignored (verified by setting delay to 1600 and noticing lip sync was still only slightly off). It'd be great if there were a generalized solution so I don't have to add a custom offset for every single file.

(2020-02-12, 21:25)axbmcuser Wrote: @icebaer
Oh. I see. :- D
Do you think you will need this function from inside Kodi?
I just was about to remove it for cleanup reasons since i assumed it's such an exotic function which has no real life users.
If you have good use on your unusual 21:9 setup i have no problem keeping it. But as i understand you tried it with the result of it being no use for you, correct?

• Removed more items/code of the old Kodi DSPlayer<>madVR settings sync which should now be fully removed ("Fullscreen exclusive mode", "Delay playback until render queue is full" etc.).
  Everything can now be set up in madVR itself without Kodi DSPlayer interfering
  Also: Removed "script.madvrsettings" and "repository.dsplayer" addons from being part to the core install. You can uninstall them now if you still have them installed via your userdata.
  
• Fixed display of language name in "Audio Selector OSD" & "Subtitle Selector OSD" when using regular "VideoPlayer" (= when not using "DSPlayer" as a player). Now identical to Kodi internal selector when using regular VideoPlayer.
  
• Cleanup LAV Source Splitter audio and subtitle subtitle track names for "Audio Selector OSD" & "Subtitle Selector OSD" (better usability). Please enable "Show stream details from selected splitter" in DSPlayer settings.
  Also: Shortened display of audio language for certain situations: Before: English (United States) Now: English
  Also: Removed cluttered additional "(X/X)" track count for "Audio Selector OSD" & "Subtitle Selector OSD"
  Example (Before = cluttered usability mess):
  
  Code:

  Before: Director's Commentary [eng] (dts-hd hra, 48000 Hz, 11 Channels, 1280 kb/s) (3/3)
Now: Director's Commentary [eng] (dts-hd hra, 11ch)
• Moved "Kodi -> System -> Settings -> Player -> DSPlayer" menu item to to the top of the menu list under "Kodi -> System -> Settings -> Player" (Before: At the end of the menu list)
  
• Renamed some sections/groups/items in DSPlayer settings (better label choices): Before: Zoom Now: OSD, Split up Video and Audio Renderer sections with separate labels
  
• Misc: Permanently disabled internal old "Audio DSP" addons for Kodi 17 core. This has been completely removed right after the release of KODI 17 because functionality has been unfinished/broken.
  

(2020-02-13, 16:57)axbmcuser Wrote: Regarding seek step defaults:
There is nothing special about the changed seek step defaults. Just the defaults have changed. If you want to change them to what has been the default in the past, you can do so of course.

(2020-02-13, 17:49)solidservo Wrote:

(2020-02-13, 16:57)axbmcuser Wrote: Regarding seek step defaults:
There is nothing special about the changed seek step defaults. Just the defaults have changed. If you want to change them to what has been the default in the past, you can do so of course.

I think the issue is that they reported that after installing your build, their custom skip-steps got replaced by those of your build.    

(2020-02-13, 04:07)ashlar Wrote:

(2020-02-10, 19:10)Mordred Wrote: Right now my only issue is that for some reason when I use MadVR I always need to apply a 160ms offset to the audio. This is easy enough to default to in the LAV Audio settings, but when DSPlayer is launching LAV Audio it uses the value of audio offset from Kodi, +1. Since typically you'd have a 0ms offset, LAV Audio is always showing 1ms. That's fine, but I don't want to have to manually change the offset every single video I play. I'd have thought the simple solution would just be to add the following to advancedsettings.xml:

xml:


<latency>

  <delay>160</delay>

</latency>

Unfortunately that setting is completely ignored (verified by setting delay to 1600 and noticing lip sync was still only slightly off). It'd be great if there were a generalized solution so I don't have to add a custom offset for every single file.

I have things working perfectly with this in my advancedsettings.xml.

Code:


   <video>
          <latency>
                   <delay>0</delay>
                   <refresh>
                            <min>23</min>
                            <max>24</max>
                            <delay>225</delay>
                   </refresh>
          </latency>
   </video>

 

(2020-02-13, 19:09)Mordred Wrote:

(2020-02-13, 04:07)ashlar Wrote:

(2020-02-10, 19:10)Mordred Wrote: Right now my only issue is that for some reason when I use MadVR I always need to apply a 160ms offset to the audio. This is easy enough to default to in the LAV Audio settings, but when DSPlayer is launching LAV Audio it uses the value of audio offset from Kodi, +1. Since typically you'd have a 0ms offset, LAV Audio is always showing 1ms. That's fine, but I don't want to have to manually change the offset every single video I play. I'd have thought the simple solution would just be to add the following to advancedsettings.xml:

xml:


<latency>

  <delay>160</delay>

</latency>

Unfortunately that setting is completely ignored (verified by setting delay to 1600 and noticing lip sync was still only slightly off). It'd be great if there were a generalized solution so I don't have to add a custom offset for every single file.

I have things working perfectly with this in my advancedsettings.xml.

Code:


   <video>
          <latency>
                   <delay>0</delay>
                   <refresh>
                            <min>23</min>
                            <max>24</max>
                            <delay>225</delay>
                   </refresh>
          </latency>
   </video>

 

I'm an idiot. For some reason I never tried the <refresh> blocks (even though I had it in my master advancedsettings.xml!), figuring the global <delay> would be the only thing needed. It works perfectly with that in there. Thanks! 

(2020-02-13, 16:57)axbmcuser Wrote: Regarding seek step defaults:
There is nothing special about the changed seek step defaults. Just the defaults have changed. If you want to change them to what has been the default in the past, you can do so of course.

(2020-02-13, 16:57)axbmcuser Wrote: The madVR settings page and settings addons have to go in order to get the wanted and extensively discussed more robust future proof build.