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<blockquote data-quote="Perls" data-source="post: 592784" data-attributes="member: 98361"><p>Well, the main reason for using mpc-hc is that I've used it for a long time and it works very well</p><p>with all media. I would however prefer to use the internal player but I do have some issues that I</p><p>need to resolve first:</p><p>- does not play any of the .ts files I've tried, matroska files with similar video and audio codecs do</p><p> however work (a difference is that there are no blue-ray sub-titles in the mkvs, but I have selected</p><p> the mpc-hc sub-title engine in mediaportal).</p><p> As the same files play with the same codes in mpc-hc, I would guess it is a splitter problem?</p><p>- does not play bd-iso:s (then again if I could resolve the above issue, maybe this would work, but</p><p> I don't know if the internal player supports bd playlists?)</p><p>- I am using ffdshow audio decoder with one profile for media-portal tv that applies pass-through</p><p> for 5 and 2 channel sources and dolby encoding for 2 channel pcm sources to allow the receiver</p><p> to apply pro-logic to the 2 channel streams. Then I use another ffdshow profile for mpc-hc that</p><p> decodes all formats to multi-channel pcm to be able to take advantage of high definition formats</p><p> and also to utilize re-clock for the rendering. I haven't figured out how to accomplish the same</p><p> thing if mediaportal takes care of both tv and videos...</p><p></p><p>Any hints to how I can resolve any of the above will be appreciated! I'm using mediaportal 1.1RC</p><p>and moving pictures 1.0RC2, so I guess I should expect some problem <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Perls, post: 592784, member: 98361"] Well, the main reason for using mpc-hc is that I've used it for a long time and it works very well with all media. I would however prefer to use the internal player but I do have some issues that I need to resolve first: - does not play any of the .ts files I've tried, matroska files with similar video and audio codecs do however work (a difference is that there are no blue-ray sub-titles in the mkvs, but I have selected the mpc-hc sub-title engine in mediaportal). As the same files play with the same codes in mpc-hc, I would guess it is a splitter problem? - does not play bd-iso:s (then again if I could resolve the above issue, maybe this would work, but I don't know if the internal player supports bd playlists?) - I am using ffdshow audio decoder with one profile for media-portal tv that applies pass-through for 5 and 2 channel sources and dolby encoding for 2 channel pcm sources to allow the receiver to apply pro-logic to the 2 channel streams. Then I use another ffdshow profile for mpc-hc that decodes all formats to multi-channel pcm to be able to take advantage of high definition formats and also to utilize re-clock for the rendering. I haven't figured out how to accomplish the same thing if mediaportal takes care of both tv and videos... Any hints to how I can resolve any of the above will be appreciated! I'm using mediaportal 1.1RC and moving pictures 1.0RC2, so I guess I should expect some problem :) [/QUOTE]
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