hooglquest.blogg.se

1. #MY VULKANO PLAYER DRIVER#
2. #MY VULKANO PLAYER FULL#
3. #MY VULKANO PLAYER CODE#
4. #MY VULKANO PLAYER TV#
5. #MY VULKANO PLAYER FREE#

All I can think of doing is attaching another NAS with media serving abilities to see if it shows up. I called Vulkano support and they can't figure this out either. I called Verizon (I have FIOS) but they did not see anything amiss with my router. So, I think it means something from the router perspective is amiss.

#MY VULKANO PLAYER FULL#

I also did a full restore from an image when I know everything was working but the same network list is showing. Many people have the opposite problem where they can't see the files on their NAS but they see the NAS as a media device. I tried turning off my Windows Firewall and my Anti virus (Kaspersky) to see if it would make a difference. All I can think of is Windows applied some updates. Also, I never needed the wireless turned on to stream. The Vulkano does not see the Tonido on my server like it did before. If I turn on wireless on my notebook I can see the Vulkano on my network list but I can only stream files from Windows Media. The Vulkano is also not showing in my Network list and it did before.

#MY VULKANO PLAYER TV#

The "receiver" for the Tonido files on my TV is my Vulkano (like a Sling Box but much more awesome). I have rebooted all the affected devices but I still can't see them in the Network list. It doesn't see any servers so I can't access my video files. The Vulkano listing has also disappeared from from Computer network list. I also have a Vulkano which is a device that streams my TV to the computer and also is a UPNP streaming device where I used to be able to watch video stored on the Tonido on my TV. When I try to access Media streaming from either Windows Media on my computer or from the Tonido Plug the device says there is "NO SERVER". I can obtain all stations from the internet. I have an Internet radio which connects to my network wirelessly. For some reason the "Media Device" listing has disappeared and Video or audio content cannot be streamed from the Tonido Plug. Previously, Tonido was also listed as a "Media" device. The copy operations and buffer initialization seem to be basically the same.On my comouter network list (I run various flavors of Windows as my operating system) the Tonido Plug shows up as a "Computer" device. well, that and the memory allocations & mapping seem to be handled slightly differently. I've done some probing into the Vulkan API calls, looking for differences between how Vulkano and the C++ example works, and that's about all I've come up with so far. Somehow we're copying data to the image when its layout is not correct for that operation, or it is getting treated as though its layout is different than what is actually in memory. My best guess so far is that the image memory barriers used to transition between layouts aren't set up right. That sounds like the same issue I'm having here. I think this is also tangentially reported in #1468 - in that issue, the reporter mentions their integrated graphics card produces "confetti", but things work fine when using a dedicated card. Instead, it appears to match up with the pixels as displayed. If I switch to using a StorageImage and read the data back out to a buffer, the buffer contains data different from what I originally used to create the image.

#MY VULKANO PLAYER DRIVER#

I'm reasonably sure this isn't a graphics driver issue, as the Vulkan texture loading examples in C++ work fine.

#MY VULKANO PLAYER FREE#

Plus, it appears to come with free mobile players for Blackberry, Android, iPhone and iPad. It costs more than a Slingbox (279.99), but has local storage, remote recording, remote transfers and more. Only strong edges seem to be preserved, which to me hints at some kind of alternate sub-sample friendly memory layout. Check this out - the Vulkano by Monsoon promises to be a Slingbox, DVR, media streamer and more. It's easier to tell with the dog image, but it looks like portions of the image are being loaded, but something about the image structure is wrong.

#MY VULKANO PLAYER CODE#

See the attached images - one shows the example Rust logo failing to load properly, the other shows a piece of code I put together that loads an image of my dog. The image becomes almost completely garbled, though it does still load some image portions.

Trying to load images goes poorly when trying to do so on an Intel Xe Graphics card.