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<blockquote data-quote="montecristo" data-source="post: 327559" data-attributes="member: 75971">Hi MrOrsh,i also have a similar problem.see my thread about a &quot;strange audio problem&quot;what i did and i recommend this to you as well is installing graphedit.then you render one of your videofiles and see which codec is being used.then if needed you can change the decoder by inserting a new graph, disconnecting the pins and reconnect with the new codecs.if you right click on a codec you can select the settings of that particular codec.i found out that selecting a codec in MP has no effect whatsoever.in my case it is always using nvidia codecs. i tried to connect to the pdvd codecs but i'm not able to connect the pins. i have no idea why.but it might work for you.let me know if it works to get the pdvd codecs connected.i attached a file with graphedit.montecristo</blockquote>

[QUOTE="montecristo, post: 327559, member: 75971"] Hi MrOrsh, i also have a similar problem. see my thread about a "strange audio problem" what i did and i recommend this to you as well is installing graphedit. then you render one of your videofiles and see which codec is being used. then if needed you can change the decoder by inserting a new graph, disconnecting the pins and reconnect with the new codecs. if you right click on a codec you can select the settings of that particular codec. i found out that selecting a codec in MP has no effect whatsoever. in my case it is always using nvidia codecs. i tried to connect to the pdvd codecs but i'm not able to connect the pins. i have no idea why. but it might work for you. let me know if it works to get the pdvd codecs connected. i attached a file with graphedit. montecristo [/QUOTE]

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