#Xbmc external player active click ok update#

I visit subscene and d/l one of the custom subs - usually for foreign spoken words that were omitted for some reason. Sometimes, I prefer custom subs that were not offered on the disc. When the title is finished, the player auto closes and Kodi is in full focus again ready for the next interaction. Full subs play as do the forced subs for foreign languages. I scroll down to subtitles and select the full sub which is one of many offered. Or, when guests who are hard of hearing prefer full subs, I intervene by pressing 'menu' on my remote. BE takes focus and playback begins.Īt this point I make a decision: Do nothing and let forced subs default and play. In my Kodi library I press enter on a title. Here is how my setup flows using Kodi 18.8 with the latest external player(s) releases fwiw. Which upsides and downsides matter to a user is what makes us unique.

It's a matter of preference and each has its upsides and downsides.

Personally, I leave the source untouched and if a player can't handle it. For those that prefer to alter their source so it plays in a player that can't handle full iso rips, none of this would apply. Sadly, DSPlayer can't handle that either so I prefer other players that can. I also like interacting with my iso rip since it contains everything the original disc offers.

#Xbmc external player active click ok update#

Someone took it over but all he does is update the LAV Filters component as they become available - something I do myself without the need to d/l the player again. AFAIK, MPC-HC is no longer developed for years now. Mainly MPC-BE with madVr and LAV Filters so that my high quality iso's playback at the highest quality. I prefer and use iso's so I use state-of-the-art official Kodi builds with state-of-the-art external players and don't have that problem. My main beef with Kodi DSPlayer is it doesn't play my media at all.