Tversity issues

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west5648

Discussion Starter · Oct 4, 2008

I've been using Tversity for a while now, and it has been an older version of it as well. But then I had problems with play a h.264 file, so I decided to install the most recent build and the newest set of codecs as well. But now nothing works, and dont know if its the new version of Tversity or the codecs or some combination of the two. Just wondering if any has experienced this, or its just my stupid pc.

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billsharpe

· #2 · Oct 4, 2008

west5648 said:
I've been using Tversity for a while now, and it has been an older version of it as well. But then I had problems with play a h.264 file, so I decided to install the most recent build and the newest set of codecs as well. But now nothing works, and dont know if its the new version of Tversity or the codecs or some combination of the two. Just wondering if any has experienced this, or its just my stupid pc.

I have no idea what an h.264 file is. I have supposedly the latest version of Tversity - 1.0.0.4 - and it is working well with both music and pictures through my HR20-700. I haven't tried video yet.

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west5648

Discussion Starter · #3 · Oct 4, 2008

Seem to have narrowed it down to it not opening the audio codec, anyone had a problem with this before?

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dennisj00

· #4 · Oct 4, 2008

It may help to un-install both TV and the Codec package and re-install. I took the last upgrade and it seems to work maybe 50-80% on audio and video. . . still have to restart many to get them to play.

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west5648

Discussion Starter · #5 · Oct 4, 2008

Well I finally got it all squared away, even got my h264 files working

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johnbrain

· #6 · Oct 4, 2008

west5648 said:
Well I finally got it all squared away, even got my h264 files working

For some reason my HR20 isn't detecting tversity or vice versa today. Normally it pulls up the function just fine. Any suggestions? I have restarted tvserity sharing. I've restarted the PC.

Advice please.

Brian

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west5648

Discussion Starter · #7 · Oct 5, 2008

Trying repeating the connection under networking on your h20, or restart your hr20

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Rolando42

· #8 · Oct 24, 2008

Media Share using TVersity is really flakey on my setup. With WMP11, I can power cycle PC or HR20 and the Music, Photos, and More option comes and goes as expected. With TVersity, it seems I get one connection per power cycle and the planets have to be aligned for that to occur. Right now, I am showing an established connection on port 41952 but it looks like it is local (localhost to mycomputername and vice versa). There are also several time_wait connections on 41952 between my pc and my dsl router. I have my Windows XP firewall configured as follows:

TVersity Media Server (application) -- scoped to Internet
Port 41952, both TCP and UDP -- scoped to subnet.
Port 10243, TCP -- scoped to subnet.
Ports 10280-10284, UDP -- scoped to subnet.
Port 2869, TCP -- scoped to subnet.
Port 1900, UDP-- scoped to subnet.

It's kind of frustrating because I have read lots of posts here where people seem to have more trouble with WMP. But TVersity's ability to transcode video on the fly is a must have capability so I would really like to get it to work.

Any ideas? TIA.

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Rolando42

· #9 · Oct 24, 2008

Rolando42 said:
Media Share using TVersity is really flakey on my setup. With WMP11, I can power cycle PC or HR20 and the Music, Photos, and More option comes and goes as expected. With TVersity, it seems I get one connection per power cycle and the planets have to be aligned for that to occur. Right now, I am showing an established connection on port 41952 but it looks like it is local (localhost to mycomputername and vice versa). There are also several time_wait connections on 41952 between my pc and my dsl router. I have my Windows XP firewall configured as follows:

TVersity Media Server (application) -- scoped to Internet
Port 41952, both TCP and UDP -- scoped to subnet.
Port 10243, TCP -- scoped to subnet.
Ports 10280-10284, UDP -- scoped to subnet.
Port 2869, TCP -- scoped to subnet.
Port 1900, UDP-- scoped to subnet.

It's kind of frustrating because I have read lots of posts here where people seem to have more trouble with WMP. But TVersity's ability to transcode video on the fly is a must have capability so I would really like to get it to work.

Any ideas? TIA.

I may have answered my own question. I realized that the second 41952 connection was my Bluetooth dongle, not my dsl router. I disabled my Bluetooth network and restarted TVersity and Music, Photos, and More appeared on the menu.

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87vert

· #10 · Oct 29, 2008

west5648 said:
Well I finally got it all squared away, even got my h264 files working

h264 files play without any conversion? I had downloaded a blueray dvd that was in a h264 format but I deleted it after multiple failed times trying to convert it.

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Cmnore

· #11 · Oct 29, 2008

west5648 said:
Well I finally got it all squared away, even got my h264 files working

How?

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