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<blockquote data-quote="kkendall" data-source="post: 173651" data-attributes="member: 49885">I know there are many Directshow filters installed by default, but could they start causing problems with the planned MPcodecsplugin that someone knows of. I think Real Alternative and Quicktime Alternative are a good option too, especially for streaming and web based content (rm, ram, enz). Real alternative for instance is a plugin, so you can play real content in any player.Or can real and qt content also be played by ffdshow these days?]You're right about the quality of MPEG2 decoding in ffdshow. But I just read ffdshow subtitles do not work in MediaPortal so how did you get this working??As you can see I have one of the fastest CPU's around so CPU power is definitely not the problem.About my 1080p .ts file, it looks like that when I play the file in MP, Haali Media splitter is not started. At least the splittersymbol in the taskbar does not pop up, like this is the case when I play the file in WMP... Also, when I select ffdshow for decoding, that symbol also doesn't pop up... how can I make sure MediaPortal uses the haali splitter and after that ffdshow?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kkendall, post: 173651, member: 49885"] I know there are many Directshow filters installed by default, but could they start causing problems with the planned MPcodecsplugin that someone knows of. I think Real Alternative and Quicktime Alternative are a good option too, especially for streaming and web based content (rm, ram, enz). Real alternative for instance is a plugin, so you can play real content in any player. Or can real and qt content also be played by ffdshow these days? ]You're right about the quality of MPEG2 decoding in ffdshow. But I just read ffdshow subtitles do not work in MediaPortal so how did you get this working?? As you can see I have one of the fastest CPU's around so CPU power is definitely not the problem. About my 1080p .ts file, it looks like that when I play the file in MP, Haali Media splitter is not started. At least the splittersymbol in the taskbar does not pop up, like this is the case when I play the file in WMP... Also, when I select ffdshow for decoding, that symbol also doesn't pop up... how can I make sure MediaPortal uses the haali splitter and after that ffdshow? [/QUOTE]

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