Re: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

noch einer... > Am 28.02.2016 um 06:25 schrieb George, Sherman : > > I have had a Incredisonic IMP 150 playing a 45 min. clip for over 7 months > without problems. It restarts automatically after a power outage and loops > with about 20 sec. of black and cost around $40.00

Re: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

I have had a Incredisonic IMP 150 playing a 45 min. clip for over 7 months without problems. It restarts automatically after a power outage and loops with about 20 sec. of black and cost around $40.00 from my local electronics dealer. There is a brief logo when it restarts after a power failure.

Re: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

> The WD TV Live also reads HFS+, though I'm not sure the display icons can be > turned off. As stated earlier... they cannot be turned off without installing a firmware hack. > > MPEG Streamclip is long dead, and won't run on recent versions of the Mac OS. I'm still running MPEG stream

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u can also do loops with Quick Time and Windows media player, also. Kristie > From: p...@publiccinema.org > Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2016 13:18:07 -0500 > To: frameworks@jonasmekasfilms.com > Subject: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations? > > > Hi all, > > I’m

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> if you are coming from a Mac, the media players are all Windows-formatted Not true. I have an old Seagate FreeAgent Theater+ HD media player that reads HFS+ (Mac) hard drives and thumb drives. It also goes directly from the end of one file to the next alphabetically w/o putting any display on

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Seconding Andre's vote for raspberry pi. The best thing about this - the device is single-tasking. I've seen digital work sabotaged by a Windows OS cry for software update in the gallery. . . Size makes physical installation more fun/interesting in a gallery space as well. It can be

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This is a really low bitrate file, actually — like, 10mbps. And I’ve tried it with a 45 minute file, and a much longer one. It just seems to stutter and drop frames after a while. > On Feb 27, 2016, at 3:23 PM, todd eacrett wrote: > > > Oops. Didn't read that you are

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Has anyone tried the Micca Speck G2 or IncrediSonic IMP? They're cheap and tiny, no streaming, just file playback. I've been told they loop seamlessly or with just a very short black screen, but no logo/icon. If anyone has used either, do they output analog audio and hdmi video at the same time

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Hi Paul, that was exactly the same situation I found myself in last fall! In the past, when i was looping only one video, i used a mac mini with VLC, because that was the easiest and smoothest. But when I had a project with 3 separate looping videos, and i couldn't get 3 mac minis... that's

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n List <frameworks@jonasmekasfilms.com> Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2016 10:40:52 -0800 To: Experimental Film Discussion List <frameworks@jonasmekasfilms.com> Subject: Re: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations? Media players are terrible with long videos. Are you playing one long

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Amanda, Thanks for the info. I’ve been thinking about creating the 10hour video in quicktime as a solution. How did you play your 10 hour video? On a mac? We’re going to need three players, and I’m not sure I’ve got 3 macs (minis or laptops) that I could use during the duration of the show.

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Media players are terrible with long videos. Are you playing one long file? The ones I have used have all had a file size limit of a few gigs, so I've had to cut up my long videos into 10-minute chunks. Plus if you are coming from a Mac, the media players are all Windows-formatted, so there is

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I went through a pretty big search for something similar last year, and it's harder than you would think. most of them to have at least a black screen if not a reloading symbol between each loop. here are the results from my search: 1) the Lacie LaCinema media player can do it, but it has

[Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

Hi all, I’m looking for recommendations for media players capable of looping video seamlessly for several hours in an installation/gallery environment. I’ve been trying out this Micca Speck G2 player, but it has been freezing up after 50 minutes or so: