mmcc575
12-28-2010, 02:54 PM
Hey,
I have just started using a trial of Mezzmo, and congratulations on creating a very nice piece of software.
Have a quick query, was testing playback of my files, and when attempting to playback h264 files with aac audio on PS3 (in a variety of containers) I am presented with a black screen and no sound. Unfortunately I have no files with h264 video and non-aac audio, or vice versa to isolate the issue. These files play as expected on the PS3 from USB storage.
Never one to resist an opportunity to hack blindly at code, I uncommented some lines in the following section of the profile (which is correctly selected also).
<avcontainer id="mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2" name="h264aac" encode="0" mimetype="video/mp4" supportschunked="0">
<video>
<format id="mpeg4" encode="0">
</format>
</video>
<!--
<video>
<format id="h264" encode="0">
</format>
</video>
-->
<audio>
<format id="aac" encode="0">
</format>
</audio>
</avcontainer>
This had the effect of displaying the file of sorts, but with severe stuttering in both video and audio. Probably why it was commented out ;)
Anyhow, many thanks for any assistance!
I have just started using a trial of Mezzmo, and congratulations on creating a very nice piece of software.
Have a quick query, was testing playback of my files, and when attempting to playback h264 files with aac audio on PS3 (in a variety of containers) I am presented with a black screen and no sound. Unfortunately I have no files with h264 video and non-aac audio, or vice versa to isolate the issue. These files play as expected on the PS3 from USB storage.
Never one to resist an opportunity to hack blindly at code, I uncommented some lines in the following section of the profile (which is correctly selected also).
<avcontainer id="mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2" name="h264aac" encode="0" mimetype="video/mp4" supportschunked="0">
<video>
<format id="mpeg4" encode="0">
</format>
</video>
<!--
<video>
<format id="h264" encode="0">
</format>
</video>
-->
<audio>
<format id="aac" encode="0">
</format>
</audio>
</avcontainer>
This had the effect of displaying the file of sorts, but with severe stuttering in both video and audio. Probably why it was commented out ;)
Anyhow, many thanks for any assistance!