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Re: Beoport Video Viewing and Photo directory

ethuijs — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 16:11:11 GMT

I got it working now on a MX7000 via TV out SVHS on my PC. Picture quality is fine for Photo or MPEG / AVI viewing but the folder names are hardly readable. Any tips on this?

How is this on Beomedia?

Re: Beoport Video Viewing and Photo directory

Spiros — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 05:21:39 GMT

Wouldn't that be great if in the next upgrade of Beoport/Beoplayer B&O could add movies or films or video menu so that they would be independant from the photos?

And maybe an upgrade on Beo4 and Beo5 to give such a command.

I hope that a product manager from B&O follows this messages!!!!

Re: Beoport Video Viewing and Photo directory

Santiago — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 03:24:59 GMT

Hello Edwin ,

1. Well done!

2. You can drag and drop any file, any folder or any drive in beoplayer and the software will scan automatically all the content.

To do that: open the left side panel of beoplayer PHOTO section, then select the "folder" view, open the windows file explorer, then select any file, folder or drive, and "drag and drop" it into the left side window of beoplayer, the software will scan automatically your selection.

3. Beo4 cannot directly control any command of the PHOTO section in the beoport software, you must use the keyboard + mouse.

Kind regards.

Re: Beoport Video Viewing and Photo directory

ethuijs — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 18:49:43 GMT

1. I have installed Vista codecs rel 5.01. First no sound at some movie types but after reboot of PC fine now. (Win XP sp3).

2. How do I drop any file "over Beoplayer"? I prefer even more dropping a shared network drive over Beoplayer containing all my photo's and video's. Large PC upstairs for storage. Small pc dowstairs hidden away with Beoport to play them on the TV, for N.Music, for N.Radio.

3. When I have Beoport with IR eye can I select Photo's and start avi's / mpeg with only the BEO4? With the BEO4 on the screen GO doesn't work for starting video (mpeg). Are there commands on the BEO4 for Full screen / hide folder list etc?

Kind regards, Edwin

Re: Beoport Video Viewing and Photo directory

Santiago — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 14:50:26 GMT

ethuijs:
My PC runs on Windows XP SP3. Don't think this will work, Vista Codecs...

I also run on Windows XP SP3 and I watch any kind of videos via PHOTO section inside the beoport software without problem.

Re: Beoport Video Viewing and Photo directory

Santiago — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 14:48:12 GMT

bdm01:
Hi,
Never really have understood about codec's etc, but my question to you guys is:-
where do you find the codec's ? And once you have downloaded them.
Where do you put them in your system so that Beoplayer can use them ?
Any help / advice would be appreciated

Best regards

I use the "K-Lite mega codec pack" is free and it's a self-installation pack, you must do nothing, only install it by default anywhere in the PC like any other software.

I use it to play any kind of video using beoport PHOTO section and works fine.

Re: Beoport Video Viewing and Photo directory

Santiago — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 14:42:36 GMT

ethuijs:
2 questions about the Beoport: version 4.83

1. I have read on this forem you can view Mpeg files via N.Music with the right codexs. Where can I find them? Will AVI files also work?

2. For Photo’s the My Pictures directory is used. Can you add more directories of network drives as file locations?

Kind regards, Edwin

Hello!

1.- AVI or MPEG files works great with Beoport if you use the right codecs (if you can watch the videos with WindowsMediaPlayer, then beoplayer also can), but you must use the PHOTO command-section, not N.Music.

2.- Correct "My pictures" is the default folder, but you can always "drag and drop" any file from any folder, directly over beoplayer and you will get it.

we can watch videos using PHOTO not only with the beoport 4.83 version, but from the very first 4.01 version of beoplayer which had the PHOTO capabilities, some years ago.

Re: Beoport Video Viewing and Photo directory

bdm01 — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 11:13:25 GMT

Hi,

Never really have understood about codec's etc, but my question to you guys is:-

where do you find the codec's ? And once you have downloaded them.

Where do you put them in your system so that Beoplayer can use them ?

Any help / advice would be appreciated

Best regards

Re: Beoport Video Viewing and Photo directory

Spiros — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 02:59:19 GMT

Hi there.

The vista codecs is for Windows XP and Vista as well. Don't be confused from the name!!

I was for the first time. They are really brilliant

Re: Beoport Video Viewing and Photo directory

ethuijs — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 16:51:28 GMT

My PC runs on Windows XP SP3. Don't think this will work, Vista Codecs...

Re: Beoport Video Viewing and Photo directory

Spiros — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 15:18:23 GMT

Hi there.

I'm not quite sure but it should be from the photo and not n. music

I have installed the Vista codecs (search on google and you got it) and they work briliantly with the subtitles as well but through the Windows media player.

Give it a try. Nothing to lose but some time!!!!

Re: Beoport Video Viewing and Photo directory

bsantini — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 07:51:50 GMT

Good question! I want to know the answer as well!

Barry

Beoport Video Viewing and Photo directory

ethuijs — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 16:01:29 GMT

2 questions about the Beoport: version 4.83

1. I have read on this forem you can view Mpeg files via N.Music with the right codexs. Where can I find them? Will AVI files also work?

2. For Photo’s the My Pictures directory is used. Can you add more directories of network drives as file locations?

Kind regards, Edwin