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[JayDee]

Added to pinned, but i still encurage you all to switch to XBMC as you wont get any official support for problems with XBMP.

[biggercrap]

Is there any guide as to install/upgrade XBMP?

[82ross]

I've been getting quite a few PM's about playing Real media on XBMP. So i wrote this quick newb guide.



As of xbmp build 2003-10-29 you can now play RealAudio and RealVideo files.

1: First download a build 29th of October or after from the "usual places."

2: Download the RealMedia dlls from the following location.

NEW ALT LINK:
http://www.mplayerhq.hu/~alex/codecs/rp9wi...2codecs.tar.bz2

http://public.planetmirror.com/pub/mplayer...2codecs.tar.bz2

ftp://mplayerhq.hu/MPlayer/releases/codec...2codecs.tar.bz2

OLD LINK: (Maybe Down)
http://ftp3.mplayerhq.hu/MPlayer/releases/...2codecs.tar.bz2

3: Extract the contents of this .bz2 with WinRAR. This outputs the file rp9win32codecs.tar.tar.out

4: Rename this file (with windows file extensions shown) to rp9win32codecs.tar.tar and extract it again. You may not be able to see the file extension with your particualr setup, if this is the case open WinRAR first and open the file within it.

You should then end up with the following files.

CODE

73,766      atrc3260.dll 65,575      cook3260.dll 102,437    drv13260.dll 176,165    drv23260.dll 208,935    drv33260.dll 217,127    drv43260.dll 278,528    pncrt.dll 102,439    sipr3260.dll 49,152      tokr3260.dll              11 File(s)      1,274,160 bytes

5: Extract XBMP you got from the usual places and transfer the above files to a folder called "dll"

e.g.  c:\XBMP\dll

6: Open up config.xml from the XBMP directory in Wordpad or any advanced text editor. (Some more simple text editors dont handle the text format very well.)

7: Setup all your share settings as usual then scroll down to the file extension section.

QUOTE

<extensions>      <music>ac3|aac|nfo|pls|ram|rm|sc|mpa|wav|wma|ogg|mp3|mp2|m3u|cue</music>      <videos>nfo|rm|m3u|ifo|mov|qt|divx|xvid|bivx|vob|pva|wmv|asf|asx|ogm|m2v|avi|bin|dat|mpg|mpeg|mkv|avc|vp3|svq3|nuv|viv|dv|fli|rmvb|rv</videos>      <pictures>png|jpg|jpeg|bmp|gif|ico|tif|tiff|tga|pcx</pictures> </extensions>

Make sure all the file extensions you desire to see in Xbmp are entered here as shown in BOLD. The order of extensions does not matter.

8: FTP into your Xbox and browse to E:. Delete the following folders.

      E:\TDATA\0face007
      E:\UDATA\face007

9: Rename your current Xbmp folder for backup purposes. (The one on your xbox.)

10: Transfer your xbmp folder complete with your new config.xml and your dll folder from your PC to your xbox.

11: Load up the new version and enjoy:)


I so far have tested RV13 RV20 RV30 RV40 (This is all the Real Video types ive ever seen) and as many RealAudio as i can get my hands on. The only thing i cannot get to work is the streaming of .ram files from the internet. (Note the difference between a streamed file and just a normal local file with a .ram extension.) Also some files cause the program to crash if the file is left to complete - solution: stop them just before the end

There are some people who have found that forcing frame rate in decoder settings can help any poor fram rate videos.

I hope this helps anyone having trouble. If this all seems obvious to you GREAT! but not everyone understands what todo straight away

Any mistakes just let me know.

EDIT: Added some more links to the dlls. If after i edit the post i forget to update the \'s youll have to forgive me. Its a bad pain in the arse goin through puttin double slashes on everytime

This post has been edited by 82ross: Nov 15 2003, 02:59 PM

[exobyte]

This is probobly worth a pin

[lmeister]

Excellent PIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[pdexter]

I have had pretty major audio sync-ing problems when playing RV20's. They're fine when played through windows, but when played through XBMP, the audio can be out of sync by up to 2-3 seconds.

Also, it is not a consistant delay/advance. It seems to fluctuate in and out slowly, so adjusting the AV-Delay setting is only effective for a short amount of time.

I've tried forcing the framerate, hovewer this has had no effect.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Otherwise I'll have to go through and covert them all to another format (losing even more quality from what are already pretty standard encodings).

[edwardar]

Am I the only one having problems with this?

I followed the instructions exactly on the CVS 2003-10-29 version of XBMP, but when I go to my videos and click on "HDD" or DVD-ROM the xbox freezes...
This didn't happen before, and "my music" and "my pictures" work fine...

Any ideas?

Cheers,

Ed

[82ross]

It might have something todo with your config.xml file. There isnt much i can think of that would make it crash on one menu and not another and it not be a common problem.

Can you paste your config.xml here or in a PM to me. Make sure you preview your post and check that all slash's are correct. If they are missing, edit your post and put \\ where there should be \, this should make only one show up and hence look correct


@Pdexter, ive got some RV20, i just checked now and there isnt any sync probs for me. Im on a PAL box with the following decoder settings:

Drop Frames : Ticked
Force Frame Rate (FPS): Un-Ticked
Use PTS from BPS: Ticked
Use Pal60 where available: Un-Ticked (My tele doesnt support pal60 very well )
Anamorphic Source: Un-Ticket
Deinterlace: Un-Ticket
Force Non-interleaved: Un-Ticked


Auto-Sync: 30/100
Max PTS correction frame: 0.10

This post has been edited by 82ross: Nov 5 2003, 03:48 PM

[edwardar]

Here's my file.  The only things I changed from the default were changing the paths to point to the f: drive, and the alterations to get realplayer files to work,

any help would be appreciated!

Ed
<configuration>

<media>

   <map>C:,Harddisk0\Partition2</map>
   <map>E:,Harddisk0\Partition1</map>
   <map>F:,Harddisk0\Partition6</map>


   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   <local>
       
       <address*>192.168.1.3</address*>
       <subnet*>255.255.255.0</subnet*>
       <gateway*>192.168.1.1</gateway*>
       <nameserver>192.168.1.1</nameserver>
       <playlists>$HOME\playlists</playlists>
       <timeserver*>207.46.248.43</timeserver*>
       
       <cddbserver>194.97.4.18</cddbserver>
       <thumbnails>$HOME\thumbs</thumbnails>
       <bookmarks>$HOME\bookmarks</bookmarks>
       <subtitles>$HOME\subtitles</subtitles>
       <cddb>$HOME\cddb</cddb>  
       <imdb>$HOME\imdb</imdb>  
   </local>

   
   
   
   
   <music>
     <visible>true</visible>
     <share>
       <name>Network (XBMSP)</name>
       <url>xbmsp://192.168.1.2/mymusic</url>
       <cachesize>256</cachesize>
     </share>      
     <share>
       <name>Network (XNS)</name>
       <url>c:\shared\[email protected]</url>
       <cachesize>256</cachesize>
     </share>
     <share>
       <name>Network (SMB)</name>
       <url>smb://username:password@workgroup/computer/share</url>
       <cachesize>256</cachesize>
     </share>
     <share>
       <name>HDD</name>
       <url>f:\Music</url>
     </share>
     <share>
       <name>Internet Radio (SHOUTcast)</name>
       <url>$HOME\shoutcast</url>
       <cachesize>256</cachesize>
     </share>
     <share>
       <name>Playlists</name>
       <url>$HOME\playlists</url>
       <cachesize>32</cachesize>
     </share>
     <share>
       <name>DVDROM (UDF)</name>
       <url>d:</url>
     </share>
     <share>
       <name>DVDROM (ISO9660)</name>
       <url>iso9660:</url>
     </share>
     <share>
       <name>CDDA</name>
       <url>cdda:</url>
     </share>
   </music>

   <pictures>
     <visible>true</visible>
     <share>
       <name>Network (XBMSP)</name>
       <url>xbmsp://192.168.1.2/pictures</url>
       <cachesize>256</cachesize>
     </share>      
     <share>
       <name>Network (XNS)</name>
       <url>c:\shared\[email protected]</url>
       <cachesize>256</cachesize>
     </share>
     <share>
       <name>Network (SMB)</name>
       <url>smb://username:password@workgroup/computer/share</url>
       <cachesize>256</cachesize>
     </share>
     <share>
       <name>HDD</name>
       <url>f:\pictures</url>
     </share>
     <share>
       <name>DVDROM (UDF)</name>
       <url>d:</url>
     </share>
     <share>
       <name>DVDROM (ISO9660)</name>
       <url>iso9660:</url>
     </share>
   </pictures>

   <videos>
     <visible>true</visible>
     <share>
       <name>Network (XBMSP)</name>
       <url>xbmsp://192.168.1.2/videos</url>
       <cachesize>8192</cachesize>
     </share>      
     <share>
       <name>Network (XNS)</name>
       <url>c:\shared\[email protected]</url>
       <cachesize>8192</cachesize>
     </share>
     <share>
       <name>Network (SMB)</name>
       <url>smb://username:password@workgroup/computer/share</url>
       <cachesize>8192</cachesize>
     </share>
     <share>
       <name>HDD</name>
       <url>f:\videos</url>
       <cachesize>8192</cachesize>
     </share>
     <share>
       <name>Playlists</name>
       <url>$HOME\playlists</url>
       <cachesize>1024</cachesize>
     </share>
     <share>
       <name>DVDROM (UDF)</name>
       <url>d:</url>
       <cachesize>8192</cachesize>
     </share>
     <share>
       <name>DVDROM (ISO9660)</name>
       <url>iso9660:</url>
       <cachesize>8192</cachesize>
     </share>
   </videos>

   <tvguide>
     <visible>false</visible>
     <autoprocess>true</autoprocess>
   </tvguide>

   
   <apps>
     <visible>true</visible>
     <share>
       <name>HDD</name>
       <url>e:\apps\shortcuts</url>
     </share>
   </apps>
   
   
   <applications>
      <bookmark>
        <name>Emulators</name>
        <path>e:\apps\emulators</path>
      </bookmark>
      <bookmark>
        <name>Utilities</name>
        <path>e:\apps\utils</path>
      </bookmark>
      <bookmark>
        <name>Shortcuts</name>
        <path>$HOME\shortcuts</path>
      </bookmark>
   </applications>

   <extensions>
       <music>ac3|aac|nfo|pls|ram|rm|sc|mpa|wav|wma|ogg|mp3|mp2|m3u|cue</music>
       <videos>nfo|rm|m3u|ifo|mov|qt|divx|xvid|bivx|vob|pva|wmv|asf|asx|ogm|m2v|avi|bin|dat|mpg|mpeg|mkv|avc|vp3|svq3|nuv|viv|dv|fli|rmvb|rv|ty|tmf</videos>
       <pictures>png|jpg|jpeg|bmp|gif|ico|tif|tiff|tga|pcx</pictures>
   </extensions>

   <dashboard>xboxdash.xbe</dashboard>
   <shutdowntime>0</shutdowntime>
   <sensitivity>0.2</sensitivity>
   <xnsbuffer>8192</xnsbuffer>

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   <resolution>1</resolution>

   
   
   <language*>22</language*>

   <subtitleencoding>UTF-8</subtitleencoding>
   
   
   
   <usettfuifont>false</usettfuifont>

   
   <screensaver>0</screensaver>

   
   <snapstreamserver>192.168.1.1</snapstreamserver>
   <snapstreamuser>common</snapstreamuser>

   
   <precache>10</precache>

   
   <shoutcasttimeout>12</shoutcasttimeout>
   <recordingpath>e:\music\recordings</recordingpath>
   

   <scrollysuffix>|</scrollysuffix>

   
   <autolaunchxbox>true</autolaunchxbox>

   
   <autolaunchdvd>true</autolaunchdvd>
   <dvdplayer>c:\xboxdash.xbe</dvdplayer>
   
   <autolaunchcdda>false</autolaunchcdda>
   <cddaplayer>c:\xboxdash.xbe</cddaplayer>

       
   <autolaunchvideo>false</autolaunchvideo>    

   
   <usecddb>true</usecddb>
   
   
   <showdebug>true</showdebug>

   
   
   
   
   
   
   <ledcontrol>5</ledcontrol>

   
   
   <swapdate>false</swapdate>
   
   
   <showsplash>false</showsplash>
   
   
   <webserver>false</webserver>

</media>

</configuration>

This post has been edited by edwardar: Nov 6 2003, 07:24 PM

[Sy-]

Careful using the config file posted above the message board stripped out all th "\"'s so thare are none there where they should be..  if you want to submit a post that has "\"'s in it you have to put 2 "\"'s  like so: \\  

~Sy

[lanvo]

this part:

"8: FTP into your Xbox and browse to E:. Delete the following folders.

E:DATAface007
E:UDATAface007"

suppose to be E:TDATAface007

:Ds...

[82ross]

Goddamnit!

Cheers. Fixed

[heinrich]

[imsystem]

i cant seem to download the dll files
any help would be thankfull

[mslug]

grab the dlls from

http://mplayerhq.hu/...May/000366.html

its missing the pncrt.dll, which can be had here

http://dll.yaroslavl...?lng=&in_char=P

get the second pncrt.dll file, it has the correct filesize