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*'''[[HOW-TO:Install XBMC on iPad/iPhone/iPod touch|Install XBMC on iPad, iPhone, iPod touch]]'''   (see [[#iDevice_requirements|requirements]])
*'''[[HOW-TO:Install XBMC on iPad/iPhone/iPod touch|Install XBMC on iPad, iPhone, iPod touch]]'''   (see [[#iDevice_requirements|requirements]])
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*The default password (for "mobile" or "root") will be ''alpine''
*The default password (for "mobile" or "root") will be ''alpine''
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*The current XBMC for iOS version is v11 (Eden) Release Candidate 2. This is the same code that all of the other platforms (Linux, Mac, Windows) are using ([https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/commits changelog]). These are public test builds that contain many new features, but may not be completely stable. A stable version of XBMC for iOS will come with the final release of XBMC 11.0 "Eden" ([http://trac.xbmc.org/roadmap roadmap]).
*The current XBMC for iOS version is v11 (Eden) Release Candidate 2. This is the same code that all of the other platforms (Linux, Mac, Windows) are using ([https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/commits changelog]). These are public test builds that contain many new features, but may not be completely stable. A stable version of XBMC for iOS will come with the final release of XBMC 11.0 "Eden" ([http://trac.xbmc.org/roadmap roadmap]).
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*XBMC main menu > System > Lower submenu > System info. '''Note the build date.'''
*XBMC main menu > System > Lower submenu > System info. '''Note the build date.'''
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*XBMC on iOS can playback all formats supported by XMBC in standard definition. Due to technical limitations only H.264 (up to High Profile) encoded videos are supported for high definition. The iPad 2 and iPhone 4S are the only exceptions to this and will play ''some'' other HD codecs (means anything with 720p resolution and above) due to the more powerful CPU inside.
*XBMC on iOS can playback all formats supported by XMBC in standard definition. Due to technical limitations only H.264 (up to High Profile) encoded videos are supported for high definition. The iPad 2 and iPhone 4S are the only exceptions to this and will play ''some'' other HD codecs (means anything with 720p resolution and above) due to the more powerful CPU inside.
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:'''''Note:''' Better how-to guides on network sharing will be coming to the wiki someday. Feel free to add any links here to good guides you find.''
:'''''Note:''' Better how-to guides on network sharing will be coming to the wiki someday. Feel free to add any links here to good guides you find.''
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*Because XBMC is using pre-v11 (Eden) code, only add-ons and skins that have been tested and work will show up in the [[Add-on manager]]. If a specific add-on or skin you want to use doesn't show up then look for a newer in-development version on the forums: [http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?f=67 for Skins], [http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?f=27 for Add-ons].
*Because XBMC is using pre-v11 (Eden) code, only add-ons and skins that have been tested and work will show up in the [[Add-on manager]]. If a specific add-on or skin you want to use doesn't show up then look for a newer in-development version on the forums: [http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?f=67 for Skins], [http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?f=27 for Add-ons].
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*To manually install a skin/add-on/repo "by zip", see '''[[HOW-TO:Install an Add-on from a zip file on ATV2|this guide]]'''. The guide will also give you the basic gist of how to transfer files over using SSH/SFTP.
*To manually install a skin/add-on/repo "by zip", see '''[[HOW-TO:Install an Add-on from a zip file on ATV2|this guide]]'''. The guide will also give you the basic gist of how to transfer files over using SSH/SFTP.
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*When using library syncing on an [[#iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch|iDevice]], XBMC will freeze up when you are away from your local network. This is because it cannot connect to the MySQL server anymore. To be able to use both library syncing and still use XBMC on-the-go check out this guide: '''[[HOW-TO:Sync multiple libraries/MySQL and portable devices|MySQL and portable devices]]'''
*When using library syncing on an [[#iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch|iDevice]], XBMC will freeze up when you are away from your local network. This is because it cannot connect to the MySQL server anymore. To be able to use both library syncing and still use XBMC on-the-go check out this guide: '''[[HOW-TO:Sync multiple libraries/MySQL and portable devices|MySQL and portable devices]]'''
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* For the Apple TV 2: Be sure to disable the native ATV2 AirPlay server in the ATV2's settings. Using the native AirPlay server will crash XBMC.
* For the Apple TV 2: Be sure to disable the native ATV2 AirPlay server in the ATV2's settings. Using the native AirPlay server will crash XBMC.
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*Look [[#ATV2_version|here]] to find out which version you are currently running.
*Look [[#ATV2_version|here]] to find out which version you are currently running.
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*If you need additional help go to http://forum.firecore.com/ , http://forum.tomcool.org/ , or http://modmyi.com/forums/ . Do not ask for jailbreaking help on the forums or on the wiki.
*If you need additional help go to http://forum.firecore.com/ , http://forum.tomcool.org/ , or http://modmyi.com/forums/ . Do not ask for jailbreaking help on the forums or on the wiki.
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* The Apple iOS '''Remote app''' for iTunes/ATV
* The Apple iOS '''Remote app''' for iTunes/ATV
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*The ATV2 can playback [[#Formats|most videos]] saved as high as 1080p, but will only output a 720p signal to your TV. To see if you can really benefit with 1080p output, please consult this [http://hd.engadget.com/2006/12/09/1080p-charted-viewing-distance-to-screen-size/ chart]
*The ATV2 can playback [[#Formats|most videos]] saved as high as 1080p, but will only output a 720p signal to your TV. To see if you can really benefit with 1080p output, please consult this [http://hd.engadget.com/2006/12/09/1080p-charted-viewing-distance-to-screen-size/ chart]
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*The Apple TV 2 can not operate as a USB host, so hooking an external drive or any other USB device to it will not work. To [[#Media|access media]] it must be located on the local network, ATV2's limited internal memory, and/or streaming from the internet.
*The Apple TV 2 can not operate as a USB host, so hooking an external drive or any other USB device to it will not work. To [[#Media|access media]] it must be located on the local network, ATV2's limited internal memory, and/or streaming from the internet.
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*iOS 4.3 and higher, offers the ability to set the Time Zone via the Apple TV GUI, under Settings > General > Time Zone.
*iOS 4.3 and higher, offers the ability to set the Time Zone via the Apple TV GUI, under Settings > General > Time Zone.
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*XBMC is installed onto the Apple TV internal flashdrive, much like any iOS app, but you will still be able you use your Apple TV software as normal, XBMC will only be an extra option that you can launch from the Apple TV's original menu when you want to utilize the extra features and functions that are available in XBMC compared to the original Apple TV software. So XBMC will not replace the original Apple TV software, it instead complements the existing Apple TV software.
*XBMC is installed onto the Apple TV internal flashdrive, much like any iOS app, but you will still be able you use your Apple TV software as normal, XBMC will only be an extra option that you can launch from the Apple TV's original menu when you want to utilize the extra features and functions that are available in XBMC compared to the original Apple TV software. So XBMC will not replace the original Apple TV software, it instead complements the existing Apple TV software.
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  reboot
  reboot
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*Apple TV main menu > Settings > General > About > click Select to toggle between Apple TV software version and iOS build version.  Apple TV software is the application running on top of iOS similar to how FrontRow runs on MacOS. It's similar versions are easily confused with the [[w:IOS version history#iOS 4.x: Initial OS release on Apple TV|iOS versions]]. More info on the Apple TV software versions is available [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4448 here].
*Apple TV main menu > Settings > General > About > click Select to toggle between Apple TV software version and iOS build version.  Apple TV software is the application running on top of iOS similar to how FrontRow runs on MacOS. It's similar versions are easily confused with the [[w:IOS version history#iOS 4.x: Initial OS release on Apple TV|iOS versions]]. More info on the Apple TV software versions is available [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4448 here].
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:*To disable direct booting: <pre>apt-get remove org.tomcool.xbmc-booter</pre>
:*To disable direct booting: <pre>apt-get remove org.tomcool.xbmc-booter</pre>
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*For hardware: iPad 1, iPad 2, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPod touch 3rd gen (16GB and 32GB models only), iPod touch 4th gen.
*For hardware: iPad 1, iPad 2, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPod touch 3rd gen (16GB and 32GB models only), iPod touch 4th gen.
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*'''Slide out menus:''' Hold the menu item to bring it up, then swipe right to access the sub content.  
*'''Slide out menus:''' Hold the menu item to bring it up, then swipe right to access the sub content.  
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* Standard Android and iOS remote Apps
* Standard Android and iOS remote Apps
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*The final release of XBMC v11 (Eden) will include Retina support on iPhone 4, 4S, and the 4th gen iPod touch.
*The final release of XBMC v11 (Eden) will include Retina support on iPhone 4, 4S, and the 4th gen iPod touch.
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* '''[http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?f=137 XBMC for iOS specific help forum]''' or the '''[irc://irc.freenode.org/xbmc-ios #xbmc-ios]''' [[w:IRC|IRC]] chat channel on irc.freenode.org
* '''[http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?f=137 XBMC for iOS specific help forum]''' or the '''[irc://irc.freenode.org/xbmc-ios #xbmc-ios]''' [[w:IRC|IRC]] chat channel on irc.freenode.org
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*CrashReporter: <code>/var/logs/CrashReporter/*.plist</code>
*CrashReporter: <code>/var/logs/CrashReporter/*.plist</code>
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<pre>chown -R mobile:mobile /private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/XBMC/</pre>
<pre>chown -R mobile:mobile /private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/XBMC/</pre>
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*Hold "menu" and "down" buttons for 5 sec.  
*Hold "menu" and "down" buttons for 5 sec.  
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*This is a known issue and will be fixed with the new audio engine (developed behind the scenes..).
*This is a known issue and will be fixed with the new audio engine (developed behind the scenes..).
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* If you changed skins on the iPad or other touch device and now can't navigate back to change them, delete <code>/private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/XBMC/userdata/guisettings.xml</code>
* If you changed skins on the iPad or other touch device and now can't navigate back to change them, delete <code>/private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/XBMC/userdata/guisettings.xml</code>
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*It's probably not the XBMC software on your ATV2, but has to do with your receiver. Try [http://forum.xbmc.org/showpost.php?p=712719&postcount=90 this solution].
*It's probably not the XBMC software on your ATV2, but has to do with your receiver. Try [http://forum.xbmc.org/showpost.php?p=712719&postcount=90 this solution].
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*Audio output could also be the culprit, go to Apple TV > Settings > Audio & Video > Audio Output and set it to "16 bit".
*Audio output could also be the culprit, go to Apple TV > Settings > Audio & Video > Audio Output and set it to "16 bit".
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* Reboot
* Reboot
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* If you get a "no space left on device" error during XBMC installation, try [[forumpost_s:972014|this]] to move Applications folder to 2nd partition
* If you get a "no space left on device" error during XBMC installation, try [[forumpost_s:972014|this]] to move Applications folder to 2nd partition
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Revision as of 18:12, 19 March 2012

XBMC for iOS specific Frequently Asked Questions and Answers. Don't forget to check out the iOS Specific Support forum.

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The following applies to all supported iOS devices, including: Apple TV 2, iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch.

Actions

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Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

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Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

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Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

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Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

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Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.


[edit]
This is the FAQ for the Apple TV 2 (black). For the original Apple TV 1 (silver) see: Apple TV 1 FAQ

Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.


[edit]

Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.


[edit] Have you tried switching it off then on again?

Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.



Actions

Settings - Player - Videos - Action.jpg

Play next video automatically

Settings level: Basic
Description: When selected this enables automatic playback of the next file in the list.
See also: Playlists


Skip steps

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines the amount of time each press of the Skip button will skip forward or backwards. A (-) will define backwards and no (-) will define forward. You can set multiple times so each press will skip more time in the video. So if, for example you use 10 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec when press the Skip button once it will skip 10 seconds foward, double pressing the Skip button will skip 30 seconds and triple pressing the Skip button will skip 60 seconds.
See also: Skip steps


Skip delay

Settings level: Standard
Description: Defines how much time it takes before the skip step occurs. The range is none (which will cause the skip step to happen immediately) & 250 - 3000ms (milliseconds).


Playback

Settings - Player - Videos - Playback.jpg
Adjust display refresh rate
Settings level: Standard
Defines when the refresh rate adjustments should take place. Activate to automatically set the refresh rate which is best matched with the video that is playing (default off). This potentially allows for perfectly smooth video reproduction, as video material can be recorded in a variety of frame rates (23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, 30 fps, etc.) which need to be properly matched by the refresh rate of the display, in order to be displayed smoothly.


Sync playback to display
Settings level: Standard
This setting enables syncing the video to the refresh rate of the monitor.


Minimise black bars
Settings level: Advanced
Allow video player to try to fit video to screen by ignoring aspect ratio by a certain amount.


Display 4:3 videos as
Settings level: Advanced
Determines the zoom level that 4:3 videos are shown on widescreen displays.


Processing

Settings - Player - Videos - Processing.jpg
Render method
Settings level: Advanced
Controls the method used by the player to process and display the video, (which is called rendering).


Enable HQ scalers for scaling above
Settings level: Advanced
Use high quality scalers when upscaling a video by at least this percentage. A value below 5% makes little sense as video is processed with high GPU load without any visible picture quality improvements


Additional platform specific settings
The following settings will show up for the Processing section for their respective platforms:


Stereoscopic 3D


Playback mode of stereoscopic videos
Settings level: Advanced
Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. [Ask me] Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. [Preferred mode] Will use the preferred mode specified in the "system->Video hardware" section of the settings. [Monoscopic/2D] will play the video in mono/2D. [Ignore] Disables any stereoscopic 3D processing and handling


Disable stereoscopic mode when playback is stopped
Settings level: Advanced
While enabled, GUI and some TVs will switch back to 2D mode, beween videos in a playlist or when playback ended. While disabled, GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.


Teletext

Settings - Player - Videos - Teletext.jpg
Activate Teletext
Settings level: Expert
Enables Teletext when watching a live TV stream.


Scale Teletext to 4:3
Settings level: Expert
When selected, scales Teletext to 4:3 ratio.