Messages posted by: santifer

Admin wrote:Hi,

that should be from the previous version - when the conversion hanged.

You're right, I'm sorry.

It leaves no trash with this new build.

Greetings!

santifer wrote:

Admin wrote:Hi,

I've posted New Build for OS X that should fix the problem with offline conversion hanging. Can you give it a try?

It runs smoothly now, it took 3 minutes to convert a 350 mb standard TV show avi file, with no hangs up at all.

I'll keep testing if I see anything unusual, but this is the only thing I've seen till now.

Greetings and thanks for the quick response.

I've seen it leaves a lot of trash in the same folder where the movie is being converted, as you can see in the picture.

Admin wrote:Hi,

I've posted New Build for OS X that should fix the problem with offline conversion hanging. Can you give it a try?

It runs smoothly now, it took 3 minutes to convert a 350 mb standard TV show avi file, with no hangs up at all.

I'll keep testing if I see anything unusual, but this is the only thing I've seen till now.

Greetings and thanks for the quick response.

Admin wrote:This is how you can clean the queue:

Quit Air Video Server
Delete the <your-home-folder>Library/Application Support/AirVideoServer/conversionStatus2 file
Start Air VIdeo Server

is this reproduceable? Can you try converting the file again after this to see if it still happens? If so, can you post the offline conversion log for the file? Thanks.

Rather than that, I've deleted both Air Video Server and AirVideoServer folder in Application Support, and Reinstall it again.

I'm running on a iMac 27 core i7 with Snow Leopard.

But it stucks again, but this time, when i press "Stop current conversion and clear queue", the estimated time increased from 2m39s to 7m39s, and not cleaned the queue.

Then, with this fresh install and the first stuck I've done what you've said, Quit Air Video Server, delete that file, and start Air Video Server again (meanwhile, the iPhone app is always on), and then it stucked at the same point, but this time it didn't increase the estimated time.

See log1.rtf (Attachment below)

All of this have been made with the best quality:

Ideal Video Width: 640 px
Ideal Video Height: 480 px
Quality: 100%

Then I tried to use the existing "High Quality" profile and, even though the conversion times are not the same, it stucks again, adding this to the end of the log attached:

Conversion: FFVC#stop(false)
Conversion: av_interleaved_write_frame(): Error while opening file
Conversion: Received signal 15: terminating.
Conversion: Bad file descriptor

Happy new year to you all!

Hello.

First of all I love this app and it's by far the best purchase I've ever made on the App Store.

You hook your iPhone to a dock, and with the composite cable and manage it with the IR remote. Superb.

Then I realized that I also have an iPod touch, so the iPod could stand in the dock meanwhile I manage it from my iPhone.

How could I do this? Well, with a jailbroken iPod touch with a VNC server, and the iPhone with a VNC client. But jailbroken it's not allowed by Apple, so this option is no valid.

So I wonder if the Air Video app for iPhone could work in two ways, one as usual (which would go in the dock to stream video, for example, an standalone iPod touch) and the other way as a Library mode (for example, your iPhone), hooked via Bonjour/Wifi with the iPod touch, so you only have to select from your iPhone what you'd like to watch, and send the order to the iPod touch, so it would stream the video. And if you add a good library mode, as the XBMC app for iPhone which reads your XBMC library, would be scary amazing!!!

What do you guys think? Would you find those features interesting?

P.S.: These features have a second reading. If you have a small TV (for example in your bedroom) and you find a cheap iPod touch, you have already a set top box for your bedroom's TV!!