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| Portal Member | TV-Server Version: latest SVN MediaPortal Version: latest SVN MediaPortal Skin: BlueTwo Wide Windows Version: XP SP.2 CPU Type: AMD Athlon 64 X2 4200+ HDD: Samsung 500 GB, Hitachi 500 GB Memory: 2 GB DDR400 Motherboard: ASUS A8N SLI Premium Motherboard Chipset: Nvidia Nforce4 SLI Motherboard Bios: 1032 Video Card: MSI GF8500 GT Video Card Driver: aktueller offizieller Detonator Sound Card: ACL850 onboard Sound Card AC3: optical out Sound Card Driver: latest driver 1. TV Card: Terratec Cinergy 1200 1. TV Card Type: DVB-S 1. TV Card Driver: latest official 2. TV Card: none 2. TV Card Type: none 2. TV Card Driver: none 3. TV Card: none 3. TV Card Type: none 3. TV Card Driver: none 4. TV Card: none 4. TV Card Type: none 4. TV Card Driver: none MPEG2 Video Codec: PureVideo 1.23 MPEG2 Audio Codec: ffdshow Satelite/CableTV Provider: Astra 19.2 HTPC Case: Silverstone LC16M Cooling: AC Power Supply: Remote: iMon TV: Sony KDS55A 2000 TV - HTPC Connection: HDMI I found some threads about the aspect ratio problem with this codec but i wonder some ppl use it anyway. E.g. infintyloop using a 16:9 tv and mpv as mpg codec. Did you find a way to solve the problem or do you just live with it? |
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Country: | Side-step the problem: don't use it! Use DScaler, or any other codec you may have on your system. I see you have PureVideo... why are you even fooling with MPV in the first place?
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Country: | I prefer to look at it this way: although those of us with widescreen displays KNOW it's "broken" for those novices who are just breaking in to the digital world, having MPV handed to them as a FREE codec gets them going with no investment. YES, I agree it's frustrating and more than confusing for the "novice" to get a handle on. And, I support your attempt to get it fixed so as to help the novice user. I don't really find differences between PureVideo and PDVD7 that would cause me to WANT one over the other, have you? If they do a good job decoding, no interlace issues, and use hardware accel to lower the CPU% then I'm happy. What are your criteria and findings?
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