Panasonic TX-P42V10B

[Dennis]

Ok, that changes things a bit (I couldn't actually find an online manual for your TV - can you please send a link to that?) - please try, as a test, the "LG TV" device profile and see if the DivX file plays using that. Please let me know.

[Roofus]

Hi

The link is http://dlc.panasonic-europe-service....odel=TXP42V10B from the panasonic support pages

My new 4th test file plays file, although shows as "Video File" not divX. No transcodeing though.

Other files :

File 1 - Video File - File not supported
File 2 - Video File - Plays - No transcodeing
File 3 - No file type shown - File not supported


Also, appologies but my 4th test file, the new DivX file was created from test 1, not test 2. Not that it makes a lot of difference.


Cheers

Steve

[Roofus]

Ok, more test done.

Set tv up as Sony Home Theatre (PAL) just a complete guess, and results are...

Test 1 File shows as divx but "file is not supported"
Test 2 File shows as divx and plays, shows as streaming not transcoding
Test 3 File shows as mpeg2-ps, transcodes. Very good quality
Test 4 File shows as divx and plays, again as streaming

I thought the problem may be the audio being ATSC but i just checked test 4 and thats the same, 6 channels. Also when played my optically linked b/ray home theatre shows as SRD and all 6 channels working correctly, true surround so streaming and decoding the audio isnt the problem.

The only other diff is the resoultion, will re-encode at a large res. beyond the tv's ability which is as per test 1 (although i cant set the res. exactly the same)

Steve

[Roofus]

Hi

Ok, next test confirms the theory. When re-encoded at a res beyond 720 × 576 i get "File Not Supported", shows as DivX etc but does not play though Mezzmo, Twonky or WMP

Success! Altered Transcode settings so that i set the max resolution into the settings, sure enough it transcodes, very quick as well, 235fps so still smooth. Shows as MPEG2, audio still 6 channels and very good, picture quality "ok" but noticeably lower res that the DivX converted file. I guess the transcoder cannot/does not transcode to DivX at the 720 resolution with this media device setting?

This is still using the Sony setting, is there a way there could be a "Panasonic Viera 2009" type profile, based on the Sony one but with a built in max resolution and a higher transcode setting?

I'm clearly guessing here, you will have a far better idea of your product, all your help is greatly appreciated.

Cheers

Steve

[Dennis]

Hi Steve,

Thank you for the tests and the results. Can you please open a support ticket and I'll send you an updated device profile to try.

[Roofus]

Hi

Ticket raised: ID: 23149, Mezzmo, Other, Panasonic TX-P42V10B

Cheers

Steve

[richi207]

I'm also interrested for this "Panasonic Viera 2009" type profile. For my TX-P46G15E. Pleas send me this file. THX

[Dennis]

I'm also interrested for this "Panasonic Viera 2009" type profile. For my TX-P46G15E. Pleas send me this file. THX

Please contact support mentioning this thread and we'll send you a profile to try.

[richi207]

I try to contact the support by mail, but i didn't receive an answer till now!

[Paul]

I try to contact the support by mail, but i didn't receive an answer till now!

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