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<blockquote data-quote="jemerald" data-source="post: 193938" data-attributes="member: 58361"><p>Thanks for your comment and I just did a test.</p><p></p><p>PowerDVD itself can only playback the H264 encoded REMUX videos. for VC1 encoded ones I just get blank screen and PowerDVD's response gets very slow.</p><p></p><p>Setting it as the external player gives me the same result as using it outside MP.</p><p></p><p>But the main point of my question is that I want to use the internal player instead of switching between programs. Otherwise I could just use Mediaplayer classic or KMP.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Hurraaay~~~~~ rename the file from .ts to .mkv seems to do the trick, for both H264 and VC1!!!</p><p></p><p>Just wondering why it makes so much difference just to change the extension. Is MP's internal player using different splitter for the two extensions? Any developer out there that may have some hint?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jemerald, post: 193938, member: 58361"] Thanks for your comment and I just did a test. PowerDVD itself can only playback the H264 encoded REMUX videos. for VC1 encoded ones I just get blank screen and PowerDVD's response gets very slow. Setting it as the external player gives me the same result as using it outside MP. But the main point of my question is that I want to use the internal player instead of switching between programs. Otherwise I could just use Mediaplayer classic or KMP. Hurraaay~~~~~ rename the file from .ts to .mkv seems to do the trick, for both H264 and VC1!!! Just wondering why it makes so much difference just to change the extension. Is MP's internal player using different splitter for the two extensions? Any developer out there that may have some hint? [/QUOTE]
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