xml:
<playercorefactory>

    <rules action="prepend">

        <rule name="Use DSPlayer selective" filetypes="mkv|mp4|mov|avi|wmv|flv" internetstream="false" player="DSPlayer"/>

    </rules>

</playercorefactory>

(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! 

(2020-02-18, 01:09)MagikMark Wrote:

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

(2020-02-13, 04:07)ashlar Wrote: 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!  

Where exactly do we put this file?  Thanks 

(2020-02-18, 00:31)axbmcuser Wrote: @kalebroc
I personally have a simple rule for my DSPlayer usage:

Making sure Kodi DSPlayer always uses the regular Kodi "VideoPlayer" by default and only uses the "DSPlayer" for files which you are really really sure of being best suited for use with "DSPlayer".

Just as an example, my settings:

- Based on a default regular DSPlayer install
- Settings -> Player -> DSPlayer -> Use as the default video player -> NOT CHECKED / DISABLED
(Make sure this setting is disabled first and don't enable it again after you created the custom "playercorefactory.xml" below)

One simple "playercorefactory.xml" in my "userdata" folder:

xml:
<playercorefactory>

    <rules action="prepend">

        <rule name="Use DSPlayer selective" filetypes="mkv|mp4|mov|avi|wmv|flv" internetstream="false" player="DSPlayer"/>

    </rules>

</playercorefactory>

This way Kodi DSPlayer just behaves like regular Kodi using the stock "VideoPlayer" for every content like PVR (or online streams like trailers etc. ) by default and only uses "DSPlayer" for above file types (mkv|mp4|mov|avi|wmv|flv).



I personally use tvheadend live TV this way without problems.

(2020-02-18, 00:31)axbmcuser Wrote: @kalebroc
I personally have a simple rule for my DSPlayer usage:

Making sure Kodi DSPlayer always uses the regular Kodi "VideoPlayer" by default and only uses the "DSPlayer" for files which you are really really sure of being best suited for use with "DSPlayer".

Just as an example, my settings:

- Based on a default regular DSPlayer install
- Settings -> Player -> DSPlayer -> Use as the default video player -> NOT CHECKED / DISABLED
(Make sure this setting is disabled first and don't enable it again after you created the custom "playercorefactory.xml" below)

One simple "playercorefactory.xml" in my "userdata" folder:

xml:
<playercorefactory>

    <rules action="prepend">

        <rule name="Use DSPlayer selective" filetypes="mkv|mp4|mov|avi|wmv|flv" internetstream="false" player="DSPlayer"/>

    </rules>

</playercorefactory>

This way Kodi DSPlayer just behaves like regular Kodi using the stock "VideoPlayer" for every content like PVR (or online streams like trailers etc. ) by default and only uses "DSPlayer" for above file types (mkv|mp4|mov|avi|wmv|flv).



I personally use tvheadend live TV this way without problems.