FilePlayer.exe Version 1.67 This program is to allow the user to click on a PVD, AVI, HVD, or any DPS specific file type and open it instantly thru FileManager, or Windows Explorer for viewing instead of having to load it in the PVR Player Application. When a video file is opened, then an audio file is opened, the audio is associated with the current video file. Visa Versa. If a file type that includes Video and Audio(PLY, or AVC) is opened, you can playback only audio or video by unloading whichever you don't want. Controls are like the controls in the PVR Player. New Enhancements since 1.66 -Major Audio Playlist Bug fixed. Also, better Playlist Audio can be achieved by joining the audio clips in the PVR player with the Join command. Make sure to render audio, but not video. New Enhancements since 1.62: -Pal timecode conversions added -Still loading problems solved -Multiple PVR support in one computer added This means you can access files from Multiple PVR's from this application. To Play back to files in sync from each PVR, goto Options\Enable Multiple PVR Playback, If you have 2 PVR's started properly, it will, show a Multi PVR Icon in the lower right corner. Then you can load a file that is present at the same location on both drives. i.e. p:\pvr\disk0\root\test.pvd, will also load q:\pvr\disk0\root\test.pvd. (q is the second PVR drive, it will always try to be a letter right after the first PVR) All commands to the PVR are mimicked to both PVR's from that point on. -Minor Bug Fixes New Enhancements since 1.60: -Auto Play(-p switch), and Auto Play looped(-l switch) commands can be added to menu on starting FilePlayer. -Keycode commands have been defined for all FilePlayer commands: f = Fwd one Frame b= Back one Frame e= GotoEnd r= GotoStart p = Play s= Stop h = Pause l = loop o = File Open .. Don't know how useful that is a = Unload Audio, v = Unload Video -Some audio glitch fixes -Problems loading FilePlayer under certain configurations solved. -File Descriptions, and timecode during Playback is displayed in the Title Bar of the Application. Limitations, AVI's are not yet supported. Can't playback just Audio on a playlist, this is not yet supported. Contact Ken.Perkins@DPS.com with Questions or comments.Download Driver Pack
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