Renderer and splitter

[Agini]

Can you change DVBViewer to support renderer by choice so we can choose MPC video renderer or madVR renderer 

 

also

 

is it possible to change DVBViewer to support splitter by choice so to use LAV Splitter or another

 

Sincerely

Agini

[Griga]

You are badly informed. What you want is supported since years.

 

[Agini]

I have never been able to change the splitter while tuning channels from DVB Source to use LAV splitter - it always uses DVB Source splitter

 

I just found out how to use the MPC Video renderer thank you very much

[Griga]

vor 6 Stunden schrieb Agini:

I have never been able to change the splitter while tuning channels from DVB Source to use LAV splitter

 

Technically impossible. The LAV source filter / splitter can't receive streams delivered by a DVB card (BDA) driver. Only files or network streams with a URL.

 

[Griga]

...but if you want TV streams to be played with the LAV Source Filter by all means, and if you are inclined to try something stupid, you can do the following:

• Use the DVBViewer Media Server, go to the Links page of the web interface and download a HTTP Channel List (Original Streams) as M3U file.
• Import this M3U channel list into the DVBViewer Channel Editor by drag & drop.
• For each channel tick the "Play as File" checkbox at the right-> Apply.
• Go to Settings -> Options -> Playback Components -> DVBViewer Filter and untick *.ts in the "Use DVBViewer Filter for" section.
• Tune a channel from the imported M3U list. Now the LAV Source Filter is used for playing it. It is possible, because each channel stream has a HTTP URL.

However, you will soon encounter restrictions. In particular there is no EPG and no teletext, because the LAV Source Filter does not process such DVB specific data, even if it is contained in the stream. You cannot record the channel in the usual way, because the LAV Source Filter contains no recording engine. And so on...

 

[Agini]

Thank you i understand now - the LAV splitter does not have the same functionality as the DVB Source