clipShow

Source code checked in, #34781

chandler72 — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 06:12:48 GMT

clipShow V2.3 - Beta (Build 1101)

Updated Release: Version 2.3 (beta build 1101) (Nov 01, 2009)

chandler72 — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 06:12:13 GMT

Version 2.3 provides more updates to the UI and adds a new 'group media by same day' feature. Please note that this plug-in is targeted for Microsoft Windows 7 exclusively.

New Features

Homegroup integration - clipShow will include media found in your Windows 7 Homegroup.
Windows Home Server integration (PP3) - clipShow will allow you to view and create playlists from your Video media stored on your Windows Home Server (please see WHS note below regarding required Power Pack).
Media timeline view - clipShow will organize your media regardless of physical location by timeline, with most recent media displayed first.
Quick filtering - clipShow provides a quick way to filter your media by year or month, as well as apply search criteria to filter down to a specific list of media
Quick playlist creation - clipShow allows for a quick playlist to be created based upon a specific year, month or search criteria. In addition, playlists created within clipShow can be saved as an external ASX playlist file that can be played within the Media Center shell
Multi-media format support - clipShow supports the playback of all media formats supported in Windows 7 (including AVCHD file formats).
Extender support - clipShow is supported for all current Windows 7 Media Center extenders (XBOX, LinkSys, HP)

Important Note: To ensure the plug-in can access your media on external drives, be sure to associate the source media folder with the Videos Virtual Library by right-mouse clicking on the folder and selecting Include in library->Videos.

Windows Home Server Important Note: This version of clipShow requires that Power Pack 3 Beta be installed on the WHS. The Windows 7 client PC requires that the Windows Home Server console and Windows Media Center Connector applications be installed for the plug-in to recognize the WHS on the local network.

Note that this build (1101) addresses an issue with media files on WHS and properly sorts grouped media.

Click here for the Windows Vista version of clipShow

Released: Version 2.3 (beta build 1101) (Nov 01, 2009)

Mon, 02 Nov 2009 06:12:13 GMT

Version 2.3 provides more updates to the UI and adds a new 'group media by same day' feature. Please note that this plug-in is targeted for Microsoft Windows 7 exclusively.

New Features

Homegroup integration - clipShow will include media found in your Windows 7 Homegroup.
Windows Home Server integration (PP3) - clipShow will allow you to view and create playlists from your Video media stored on your Windows Home Server (please see WHS note below regarding required Power Pack).
Media timeline view - clipShow will organize your media regardless of physical location by timeline, with most recent media displayed first.
Quick filtering - clipShow provides a quick way to filter your media by year or month, as well as apply search criteria to filter down to a specific list of media
Quick playlist creation - clipShow allows for a quick playlist to be created based upon a specific year, month or search criteria. In addition, playlists created within clipShow can be saved as an external ASX playlist file that can be played within the Media Center shell
Multi-media format support - clipShow supports the playback of all media formats supported in Windows 7 (including AVCHD file formats).
Extender support - clipShow is supported for all current Windows 7 Media Center extenders (XBOX, LinkSys, HP)

Source code checked in, #33096

chandler72 — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 15:29:50 GMT

clipShow V2.3 - Beta (Build 1026)

Updated Release: Version 2.3 (beta) (Oct 26, 2009)

chandler72 — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 08:22:25 GMT

Version 2.3 provides more updates to the UI and adds a new 'group media by same day' feature. Please note that this plug-in is targeted for Microsoft Windows 7 exclusively.

New Features

Homegroup integration - clipShow will include media found in your Windows 7 Homegroup.
Windows Home Server integration (PP3) - clipShow will allow you to view and create playlists from your Video media stored on your Windows Home Server (please see WHS note below regarding required Power Pack).
Media timeline view - clipShow will organize your media regardless of physical location by timeline, with most recent media displayed first.
Quick filtering - clipShow provides a quick way to filter your media by year or month, as well as apply search criteria to filter down to a specific list of media
Quick playlist creation - clipShow allows for a quick playlist to be created based upon a specific year, month or search criteria. In addition, playlists created within clipShow can be saved as an external ASX playlist file that can be played within the Media Center shell
Multi-media format support - clipShow supports the playback of all media formats supported in Windows 7 (including AVCHD file formats).
Extender support - clipShow is supported for all current Windows 7 Media Center extenders (XBOX, LinkSys, HP)

Important Note: To ensure the plug-in can access your media on external drives, be sure to associate the source media folder with the Videos Virtual Library by right-mouse clicking on the folder and selecting Include in library->Videos.

Windows Home Server Important Note: This version of clipShow requires that Power Pack 3 Beta be installed on the WHS. The Windows 7 client PC requires that the Windows Home Server console and Windows Media Center Connector applications be installed for the plug-in to recognize the WHS on the local network.

Click here for the Windows Vista version of clipShow

Released: Version 2.3 (beta) (Oct 26, 2009)

Mon, 26 Oct 2009 08:22:25 GMT

Version 2.3 provides more updates to the UI and adds a new 'group media by same day' feature. Please note that this plug-in is targeted for Microsoft Windows 7 exclusively.

New Features

Homegroup integration - clipShow will include media found in your Windows 7 Homegroup.
Windows Home Server integration (PP3) - clipShow will allow you to view and create playlists from your Video media stored on your Windows Home Server (please see WHS note below regarding required Power Pack).
Media timeline view - clipShow will organize your media regardless of physical location by timeline, with most recent media displayed first.
Quick filtering - clipShow provides a quick way to filter your media by year or month, as well as apply search criteria to filter down to a specific list of media
Quick playlist creation - clipShow allows for a quick playlist to be created based upon a specific year, month or search criteria. In addition, playlists created within clipShow can be saved as an external ASX playlist file that can be played within the Media Center shell
Multi-media format support - clipShow supports the playback of all media formats supported in Windows 7 (including AVCHD file formats).
Extender support - clipShow is supported for all current Windows 7 Media Center extenders (XBOX, LinkSys, HP)

Important Note: To ensure the plug-in can access your media on external drives, be sure to associate the source media folder with the Videos Virtual Library by right-mouse clicking on the folder and selecting Include in library->Videos.

Windows Home Server Important Note: This version of clipShow requires that Power Pack 3 Beta be installed on the WHS. The Windows 7 client PC requires that the Windows Home Server console and Windows Media Center Connector applications be installed for the plug-in to recognize the WHS on the local network.

Click here for the Windows Vista version of clipShow

Updated Wiki: Home

chandler72 — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 08:20:28 GMT

Project Description
This Windows 7 Media Center plug-in allows you to view video in a slide-show fashion. It features a "clip" capability that can play random clips of video media (45 sec, 90 sec and 2 min intervals). It also integrates with Windows Home Server and Windows 7 Homegroup.

Updated Wiki: Home

chandler72 — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 08:15:32 GMT

Project Description
clipShow is a Windows 7 Media Center plug-in that allows you to view video in a slide-show fashion. It features a "clip" capability that can play random clips of video media (45 sec, 90 sec and 2 min intervals). It also integrates with Windows Desktop Search for media indexing.

Source code checked in, #32027

chandler72 — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 23:45:06 GMT

clipShow V2.3 - Beta (Build 1016)

Updated Release: Version 2.2 (beta) (Oct 10, 2009)

chandler72 — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 16:27:23 GMT

Version 2.2 addresses a few performance issues, bug fixes and a refreshed UI. Please note that this plug-in is targeted for Microsoft Windows 7 exclusively.

New Features

Windows Home Server integration (PP3) - clipShow will allow you to view and create playlists from your Video media stored on your Windows Home Server (please see WHS note below regarding required Power Pack).
Windows Desktop Search integration - in additon to the ability to use Windows 7 integrated keyword search, clipShow supports the usage of Advanced Query Syntax for searching your local media
Media timeline view - clipShow will organize your media regardless of physical location by timeline, with most recent media displayed first.
Quick filtering - clipShow provides a quick way to filter your media by year or month, as well as apply search criteria to filter down to a specific list of media
Quick playlist creation - clipShow allows for a quick playlist to be created based upon a specific year, month or search criteria. In addition, playlists created within clipShow can be saved as an external ASX playlist file that can be played within the Media Center shell
Multi-media format support - clipShow supports the playback of all media formats supported in Windows 7 (including AVCHD file formats).
Extender support - clipShow is supported for all current Windows 7 Media Center extenders (XBOX, LinkSys, HP)

Important Note: To ensure the plug-in can access your media on external drives, be sure to associate the source media folder with the Videos Virtual Library by right-mouse clicking on the folder and selecting Include in library->Videos.

Windows Home Server Important Note: This version of clipShow requires that Power Pack 3 Beta be installed on the WHS. The Windows 7 client PC requires that the Windows Home Server console and Windows Media Center Connector applications be installed for the plug-in to recognize the WHS on the local network.

Click here for the Windows Vista version of clipShow

Released: Version 2.2 (beta) (Oct 10, 2009)

Sun, 11 Oct 2009 16:27:23 GMT

Version 2.2 addresses a few performance issues, bug fixes and a refreshed UI. Please note that this plug-in is targeted for Microsoft Windows 7 exclusively.

New Features

Windows Home Server integration (PP3) - clipShow will allow you to view and create playlists from your Video media stored on your Windows Home Server (please see WHS note below regarding required Power Pack).
Windows Desktop Search integration - in additon to the ability to use Windows 7 integrated keyword search, clipShow supports the usage of Advanced Query Syntax for searching your local media
Media timeline view - clipShow will organize your media regardless of physical location by timeline, with most recent media displayed first.
Quick filtering - clipShow provides a quick way to filter your media by year or month, as well as apply search criteria to filter down to a specific list of media
Quick playlist creation - clipShow allows for a quick playlist to be created based upon a specific year, month or search criteria. In addition, playlists created within clipShow can be saved as an external ASX playlist file that can be played within the Media Center shell
Multi-media format support - clipShow supports the playback of all media formats supported in Windows 7 (including AVCHD file formats).
Extender support - clipShow is supported for all current Windows 7 Media Center extenders (XBOX, LinkSys, HP)

Important Note: To ensure the plug-in can access your media on external drives, be sure to associate the source media folder with the Videos Virtual Library by right-mouse clicking on the folder and selecting Include in library->Videos.

Windows Home Server Important Note: This version of clipShow requires that Power Pack 3 Beta be installed on the WHS. The Windows 7 client PC requires that the Windows Home Server console and Windows Media Center Connector applications be installed for the plug-in to recognize the WHS on the local network.

Click here for the Windows Vista version of clipShow

Updated Release: Version 2.2 (Oct 10, 2009)

chandler72 — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 05:45:39 GMT

Version 2.2 addresses a few performance issues, bug fixes and a refreshed UI. Please note that this plug-in is targeted for Microsoft Windows 7 exclusively.

New Features

Windows Home Server integration (PP3) - clipShow will allow you to view and create playlists from your Video media stored on your Windows Home Server (please see WHS note below regarding required Power Pack).
Windows Desktop Search integration - in additon to the ability to use Windows 7 integrated keyword search, clipShow supports the usage of Advanced Query Syntax for searching your local media
Media timeline view - clipShow will organize your media regardless of physical location by timeline, with most recent media displayed first.
Quick filtering - clipShow provides a quick way to filter your media by year or month, as well as apply search criteria to filter down to a specific list of media
Quick playlist creation - clipShow allows for a quick playlist to be created based upon a specific year, month or search criteria. In addition, playlists created within clipShow can be saved as an external ASX playlist file that can be played within the Media Center shell
Multi-media format support - clipShow supports the playback of all media formats supported in Windows 7 (including AVCHD file formats).
Extender support - clipShow is supported for all current Windows 7 Media Center extenders (XBOX, LinkSys, HP)

Important Note: To ensure the plug-in can access your media on external drives, be sure to associate the source media folder with the Videos Virtual Library by right-mouse clicking on the folder and selecting Include in library->Videos.

Windows Home Server Important Note: This version of clipShow requires that Power Pack 3 Beta be installed on the WHS. The Windows 7 client PC requires that the Windows Home Server console and Windows Media Center Connector applications be installed for the plug-in to recognize the WHS on the local network.

Click here for the Windows Vista version of clipShow

Released: Version 2.2 (Oct 10, 2009)

Sun, 11 Oct 2009 05:45:39 GMT

Version 2.2 addresses a few performance issues, bug fixes and a refreshed UI. Please note that this plug-in is targeted for Microsoft Windows 7 exclusively.

New Features

Windows Home Server integration (PP3) - clipShow will allow you to view and create playlists from your Video media stored on your Windows Home Server (please see WHS note below regarding required Power Pack).
Windows Desktop Search integration - in additon to the ability to use Windows 7 integrated keyword search, clipShow supports the usage of Advanced Query Syntax for searching your local media
Media timeline view - clipShow will organize your media regardless of physical location by timeline, with most recent media displayed first.
Quick filtering - clipShow provides a quick way to filter your media by year or month, as well as apply search criteria to filter down to a specific list of media
Quick playlist creation - clipShow allows for a quick playlist to be created based upon a specific year, month or search criteria. In addition, playlists created within clipShow can be saved as an external ASX playlist file that can be played within the Media Center shell
Multi-media format support - clipShow supports the playback of all media formats supported in Windows 7 (including AVCHD file formats).
Extender support - clipShow is supported for all current Windows 7 Media Center extenders (XBOX, LinkSys, HP)

Important Note: To ensure the plug-in can access your media on external drives, be sure to associate the source media folder with the Videos Virtual Library by right-mouse clicking on the folder and selecting Include in library->Videos.

Windows Home Server Important Note: This version of clipShow requires that Power Pack 3 Beta be installed on the WHS. The Windows 7 client PC requires that the Windows Home Server console and Windows Media Center Connector applications be installed for the plug-in to recognize the WHS on the local network.

Click here for the Windows Vista version of clipShow

Source code checked in, #31634

chandler72 — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 05:29:44 GMT

clipShow V2.2 - Beta (Build 1010)

New Post: Windows 7 Video Library

chandler72 — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 15:08:24 GMT

Hi Dave,

I have a test release that does allow integration with a Windows Home Server. It requires that PowerPack 3 (which is in beta) be installed on the Server and a refreshed client installation on the Media Center. I will be testing over the weekend and will plan to post an update by Monday.

Regards,

Chandler

New Post: Windows 7 Video Library

chandler72 — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 00:38:55 GMT

Hi Dave,

I have confirmed that the current version of the plug-in does not support playing media hosted on a remote WHS (or any external file server). I am working on fix for this, but it may take a few weeks for me to get it completed. Sorry for the problem with your setup.

Regards,

Chandler

New Post: Windows 7 Video Library

habros — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 08:34:22 GMT

Chandler,

I have Windows 7 RTM and WHS PP2. Videos are stored on WHS. UNC path pointing to Videos folder on WHS is added to the W7's Video Library. I can see videos in WMC's video library. Only local videos are showing in clipShow.

What am I missing?

TIA
Dave

New Post: Windows 7 Video Library

chandler72 — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 17:38:36 GMT

Hello,

By design clipShow uses Windows 7 Search to find video media from the Video Library. To ensure the plug-in can access your media on external drives, be sure to associate the external source media folder with the Videos Library by right-mouse clicking on the folder and selecting Include in library->Videos.

Regards, Chandler

New Post: Windows 7 Video Library

habros — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:33:48 GMT

Hi there,

Do you have any plans to support Video Library (Windows 7)?

TIA
Dave

Source code checked in, #27533

chandler72 — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 20:37:28 GMT

clipShow V2.1 (Build 0823)