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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 8560">Hi Peter!I read that thread and I gave graphedit a go a few days ago. I have figured out how it works and played around a bit with the different filters but couldn't get it going. There are tons of Cyberlink and other filters. Cyberlink has shows two dump filters and also two muxers, but they just don't connect.&nbsp; I've tried other combinations too, but nothing got along well enough to give me a file.I have checked my hard disk for the file names mentioned, I have found the mux file with a PD prefix (PowerDirector version I guess), the dump file is not there. So I suppose I got the wrong filters an need to add a few more? &quot;The ones I have sport the same name in several cases, how can I ever tell them apart???) Where can I find thos filters? Do I just copy them in the directory? Sorry if this sounds stupid, but I have not worked with anything like this before and it is getting very frustrating. Isn't it possible to write a plugin for all of us weary souls out there that promts you for the file name and then writes into a mpg file with the same name?Or better still, can't MP be persuaded to just write to mpg like any other program does as all conversions eventually deteriorates the data.Chris</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 8560"] Hi Peter! I read that thread and I gave graphedit a go a few days ago. I have figured out how it works and played around a bit with the different filters but couldn't get it going. There are tons of Cyberlink and other filters. Cyberlink has shows two dump filters and also two muxers, but they just don't connect. I've tried other combinations too, but nothing got along well enough to give me a file. I have checked my hard disk for the file names mentioned, I have found the mux file with a PD prefix (PowerDirector version I guess), the dump file is not there. So I suppose I got the wrong filters an need to add a few more? "The ones I have sport the same name in several cases, how can I ever tell them apart???) Where can I find thos filters? Do I just copy them in the directory? Sorry if this sounds stupid, but I have not worked with anything like this before and it is getting very frustrating. Isn't it possible to write a plugin for all of us weary souls out there that promts you for the file name and then writes into a mpg file with the same name? Or better still, can't MP be persuaded to just write to mpg like any other program does as all conversions eventually deteriorates the data. Chris [/QUOTE]

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