Issues with P42V20B
As suggested by Cerberus I have started a new thread.
The main issue I am getting is with MKV files. My set does not support them in any way, and as far as I can the MKV support was only added to the VT20 and newer sets which came out after the V20.
The standard Panasonic Viera profile so far has worked the best. Using the profile that Cerberus has posted results in "File not supported" for any MKV files I have tried. The standard profile allows my set to play them, but any letterboxing is lost and stretches the picture to full screen and renders the aspect change button on the remote useless.
Files that are in the correct aspect ratio that fill a 16:9 screen play fine, such as any live streams, 4OD, and youtube.
Most attempts I have had to convert from mkv to divx end up with the soundtrack going out of sync in varying levels of drama. Converting from MKV to MPEG_TS I don't think is a viable option unless there is some way to inject the black bars into video. I have seen a perl script that maybe can do this, but it's not an ideal solution, so just wondered if anyone has any better ideas...
The main issue I am getting is with MKV files. My set does not support them in any way, and as far as I can the MKV support was only added to the VT20 and newer sets which came out after the V20.
The standard Panasonic Viera profile so far has worked the best. Using the profile that Cerberus has posted results in "File not supported" for any MKV files I have tried. The standard profile allows my set to play them, but any letterboxing is lost and stretches the picture to full screen and renders the aspect change button on the remote useless.
Files that are in the correct aspect ratio that fill a 16:9 screen play fine, such as any live streams, 4OD, and youtube.
Most attempts I have had to convert from mkv to divx end up with the soundtrack going out of sync in varying levels of drama. Converting from MKV to MPEG_TS I don't think is a viable option unless there is some way to inject the black bars into video. I have seen a perl script that maybe can do this, but it's not an ideal solution, so just wondered if anyone has any better ideas...