Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="gyring_eddy" data-source="post: 646416" data-attributes="member: 63706">Would you mind if I reopened it for a moment?I may have the same problem. I've been ripping my own DVDs to MKV files and have found that AAC audio works fine, but when I copy AC3 audio tracks the resulting MKV files do not play in MP 1.1.0 Final when I use directshow HDMI audio. They do exactly as you describe, I see a flicker of the first frame then it goes back to the video list. The same files play perfectly in Windows Media Player.I've tried plugging my headphones into a standard audio socket and used the relevant audio device in both directshow and waveout mode. I can get the video to play this way, but still get no sound from AC3 MKVs. AAC MKVs work fine in any case.Unfortunately I don't have PowerDVD so I can't test your solution, and needless to say none of the codecs available to me work.Do your troublesome MKV files have AC3 audio by any chance?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gyring_eddy, post: 646416, member: 63706"] Would you mind if I reopened it for a moment? I may have the same problem. I've been ripping my own DVDs to MKV files and have found that AAC audio works fine, but when I copy AC3 audio tracks the resulting MKV files do not play in MP 1.1.0 Final when I use directshow HDMI audio. They do exactly as you describe, I see a flicker of the first frame then it goes back to the video list. The same files play perfectly in Windows Media Player. I've tried plugging my headphones into a standard audio socket and used the relevant audio device in both directshow and waveout mode. I can get the video to play this way, but still get no sound from AC3 MKVs. AAC MKVs work fine in any case. Unfortunately I don't have PowerDVD so I can't test your solution, and needless to say none of the codecs available to me work. Do your troublesome MKV files have AC3 audio by any chance? [/QUOTE]

Verification