en fin me remito a un foro de xboxhacker.net
http://www.xboxhacker.net/cgi-bin/ikonboard/ikonboard.cgi?s=3d3847c21d07ffff&act=ST&f=17&t=3756
En este post podemos ver los progresos y las futuras funciones que tendrá el nuevo xbplayermedia (es diferente del xbplayer eh LEED BIEN LA NOTA del post al principio :P), en fin esto va mejorando, nos piden paciencia, que aún no se sabe cuando saldrá, pero que está en progreso :D, ale os dejo esto ciao:
Bit of an update for you folks, a couple of items will be features you have heard of / seen on XBPlayer... Note: that XB Media Player is a new codebase so there is a lot of source code integration between Duo and myself to produce a single source tree:
AC3 is supported and working fine.
MP3 files are supported and working fine.
DivX audio/video synch is perfect thanks to Duo's clever architecture.
Although the current implementation isn't particularly network friendly it isn't bad either only 10-15% utilization on a 10Mbit network; the main issue is packet latency... we have lots of little packets scurrying up and down the pipe.
CD swap and TOC refresh is working fine.
"Remoted Catalogue" (sharing files over the network) is fully supported on XBMP, and I've added some the core user interface used by XBPlayer to the code base, there is still plenty to do and lots of fun to be had!
Overlay colour keying now supported + preliminary control panel working.
I added a realtime progress bar to the control panel (currently works for AVIs but doesn't seem to be enabled for MP3s).
Major re-organisation of UI code. Related code has been placed in a dedicated UI folder.
Duo has been hard at work fixing several bugs which I found :
During some films, XBMP would stop abruptly mid-way while playing, this turned out to be due to a corrupted AVI, subsequently Duo has made XBMP more resilient at handling what it thinks to be corrupt frames.
Film playback freezes on executing Play->Stop->Play. Duo is investigating.
Unpausing playback has some very odd effects. Duo is investigating.
Many films supported by XBPlayer where not working in XBMP. Duo found out that his AVI index parsing code was not up scratch and fixed the problem very quickly. He also fixed several issues with regards audio drift and remove a bug that was preventing his read-ahead code doing its job properly ( this has had a positive impact on improving playback over the network! ).
Over the next couple of days we will iron out these remaining bugs allowing the code to stabilize before adding more features.
Thats it for now
Oh one last thing, please don't ask "when?" questions
It will be worth the wait...
Edited by RUNTiME on July 13 2002,22:11