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<blockquote data-quote="BMan" data-source="post: 591758" data-attributes="member: 82076">This is awesome Jaybeam.&nbsp; I’ve waited for 2 years to have the ability to play ripped blu-rays with Dolby True HD output using MP.&nbsp; Now it seems to be here.&nbsp; I battled my way through the install last night.&nbsp; I had some issues and learning’s along the way – so I thought I would share the experience.Bariko, I also use an ATI 2600 XT connected to a Xonar HDAV Slim connected to a Denon A/V Receiver.&nbsp; All connections are HDMI.&nbsp; I’m running Win 7 64 bit.&nbsp; It wasn’t a straight forward install, but I did get it to work.&nbsp; My receiver does show that the signal is Dolby True HD.I’m fairly knowledgeable about PCs, but I’m new to this ffdshow stuff.&nbsp;&nbsp; So I started by following the instructions in the first post perfectly.&nbsp; When I tried to play a ripped blu-ray I got an error window stating “Unable to play.&nbsp; Video AVC.&nbsp; Audio True HD.”I then uninstalled ffdshow and followed Iceman’s directions using SAF 4.00 stable - per post #28.&nbsp; After this, the ripped blu-ray played but did not output Dolby True HD sound.After a few more uninstalls and re-installs I did the following.&nbsp; I installed SAF 4.00 stable.&nbsp; I then installed ffdshow per post #1.&nbsp; I registered the Arcsoft render per post #1.&nbsp; I then tried playing the ripped blu-ray and ……. IT WORKED!&nbsp; There seems to be a few bugs, but it looks promising.I don’t know why it worked, or why my other attempts failed.&nbsp; Maybe the smart folks out there who understand this stuff could explain.&nbsp; I will be trying to figure it out, but going to work got in the way.The bugs I’m experiencing.&nbsp; Sometimes the audio doesn’t start properly.&nbsp; Its skips and beeps – but no real audio.&nbsp; Also, the audio seems to get stuck in Dolby True HD – similar to CypherMK as noted in post #8.&nbsp; Iceman’s comments in post #22 are interesting.&nbsp; My output is configured for the Digital pass-through and it seems to be bit streaming fine.&nbsp; I’ll need to look at it again.Thanks to everyone that’s working on this.&nbsp; Your postings have been really helpful.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BMan, post: 591758, member: 82076"] This is awesome Jaybeam. I’ve waited for 2 years to have the ability to play ripped blu-rays with Dolby True HD output using MP. Now it seems to be here. I battled my way through the install last night. I had some issues and learning’s along the way – so I thought I would share the experience. Bariko, I also use an ATI 2600 XT connected to a Xonar HDAV Slim connected to a Denon A/V Receiver. All connections are HDMI. I’m running Win 7 64 bit. It wasn’t a straight forward install, but I did get it to work. My receiver does show that the signal is Dolby True HD. I’m fairly knowledgeable about PCs, but I’m new to this ffdshow stuff. So I started by following the instructions in the first post perfectly. When I tried to play a ripped blu-ray I got an error window stating “Unable to play. Video AVC. Audio True HD.” I then uninstalled ffdshow and followed Iceman’s directions using SAF 4.00 stable - per post #28. After this, the ripped blu-ray played but did not output Dolby True HD sound. After a few more uninstalls and re-installs I did the following. I installed SAF 4.00 stable. I then installed ffdshow per post #1. I registered the Arcsoft render per post #1. I then tried playing the ripped blu-ray and ……. IT WORKED! There seems to be a few bugs, but it looks promising. I don’t know why it worked, or why my other attempts failed. Maybe the smart folks out there who understand this stuff could explain. I will be trying to figure it out, but going to work got in the way. The bugs I’m experiencing. Sometimes the audio doesn’t start properly. Its skips and beeps – but no real audio. Also, the audio seems to get stuck in Dolby True HD – similar to CypherMK as noted in post #8. Iceman’s comments in post #22 are interesting. My output is configured for the Digital pass-through and it seems to be bit streaming fine. I’ll need to look at it again. Thanks to everyone that’s working on this. Your postings have been really helpful. [/QUOTE]

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