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Serviceapp seems to report some Mpeg2 as Mpeg1 #53

Open Ev0-BH opened 6 years ago

Ev0-BH commented 6 years ago

Some iptv channels get reported as Mpeg1 when using serviceapp with exteplayer3, when they are really Mpeg2.

For most boxes this isn't a problem, however Vu+ Zero4K does not support Mpeg1, so even though the video is Mpeg2 (verified using Gstreamer instead), you don't receive the video, only audio when using serviceapp.

e2iplayer commented 5 years ago

Hello,

This was issue in the exteplayer3 not in the serviceapp. It was fiedx in https://github.com/e2iplayer/exteplayer3/commit/857e07c208204766fa58dc364bf9e9596e136f31

Regards, SSS

Ev0-BH commented 5 years ago

Hi, yes I noticed you fixed it a few days ago in exteplayer3 :)

Thx

Ev0-BH commented 5 years ago

@e2iplayer

Do you think it would be possible to report H.264 4K video as H.265 so those boxes that do not support H.264 4K would get video (in the same way as boxes that did not support Mpeg1 did not get video) ?

e2iplayer commented 5 years ago

No. These are completely two different things. If your STB does not support H.264 4K it is most probably due to hardware limitation. This is not couse by wrong video decoder configuration as it was in the MPEG2 case.

Ev0-BH commented 5 years ago

Fair enough, I only thought it might work, because the Zero4K and Duo4K do not support Mpeg1 (hardware limitation), so they did not get video only audio when streams were reported as Mpeg1.

Those same streams now work fine with video and audio as they now report as Mpeg2.

When you try and play H.264 4K video on Ultimo4K for example, you get no video only audio, so thought it might work in a similar way.