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<blockquote data-quote="magao" data-source="post: 400238" data-attributes="member: 86026">You should definitely be using PDVD for Blu-Ray. Preferably PDVD8 Ultra. However, DTS and DD work just fine for me with DVDs and ISOs with the internal player, and I much prefer the feel of the internal player.I don't use AC3 filter, and recommend against it these days. The ffdshow-tryouts AC3/DTS decoding is as good as (if not better) now, and tends to be much more compatible. Make sure you configure MP to use ffdshow for DVD (and video!) audio. AC3 and DTS should be enabled in the ffdshow-tryouts audio codecs, and in the &quot;Output&quot; page you should select AC3 and DTS passthrough.Make sure you grab the latest SVN from clsid at: <a href="http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=173941&amp;package_id=199416" target="_blank">http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=173941&amp;package_id=199416</a>I use the clsid builds as he tends to be the most regular builder. Generic vs ICL10 doesn't really matter. The XXL builds are not unicode-aware.Also, I highly recommend for non-AC3/DTS audio, to post-process with ffdshow - resample to 48KHz, mix to 5.1 (or whatever setup you have) and encode to AC3 (640kbps) to send over the S/PDIF. I've found I get much better audio doing this than allowing my receiver to set up its own sound field from a stereo (or other) signal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="magao, post: 400238, member: 86026"] You should definitely be using PDVD for Blu-Ray. Preferably PDVD8 Ultra. However, DTS and DD work just fine for me with DVDs and ISOs with the internal player, and I much prefer the feel of the internal player. I don't use AC3 filter, and recommend against it these days. The ffdshow-tryouts AC3/DTS decoding is as good as (if not better) now, and tends to be much more compatible. Make sure you configure MP to use ffdshow for DVD (and video!) audio. AC3 and DTS should be enabled in the ffdshow-tryouts audio codecs, and in the "Output" page you should select AC3 and DTS passthrough. Make sure you grab the latest SVN from clsid at: [url]http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=173941&package_id=199416[/url] I use the clsid builds as he tends to be the most regular builder. Generic vs ICL10 doesn't really matter. The XXL builds are not unicode-aware. Also, I highly recommend for non-AC3/DTS audio, to post-process with ffdshow - resample to 48KHz, mix to 5.1 (or whatever setup you have) and encode to AC3 (640kbps) to send over the S/PDIF. I've found I get much better audio doing this than allowing my receiver to set up its own sound field from a stereo (or other) signal. [/QUOTE]

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