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<blockquote data-quote="frenzy" data-source="post: 398403" data-attributes="member: 73633">1. The &quot;video resize&quot; preset, shouldn't autoload with MPEG2 and/or a previous filter. This means you have set another condition in addition to&quot;on fourcc match: xvid;dvix). Scroll down, and you should untick everything else. Also check if you have set a condition in the &quot;Default&quot; preset. It should remain empty as I said before, so that the programs defaults to that if no other conditions are met.2.The exact wording is crucial, but the brackets are simple parentheses () from what I see. Don't copy the filter name from MP configuration but from right clicking ffdshow video (the red icon) in the tray area and copy the filter's exact name from there. Every system has it's quirks. It took me about 20 minutes from what I remember, but I wasn't using Cyberlink's decoder. If I was in your place I would really go with the CoreAVC option.&nbsp; It's cutting edge tech, it allows for any filter to load after that WITH hardware acceleration. It's worth every penny. And it's suitable for your needs as I see, since you need to load ffdshow after that filter, but conditionally.In fact it has made me consider to exchange my ATI4670 with a 9500GT for that reason alone</blockquote>

[QUOTE="frenzy, post: 398403, member: 73633"] 1. The "video resize" preset, shouldn't autoload with MPEG2 and/or a previous filter. This means you have set another condition in addition to"on fourcc match: xvid;dvix). Scroll down, and you should untick everything else. Also check if you have set a condition in the "Default" preset. It should remain empty as I said before, so that the programs defaults to that if no other conditions are met. 2.The exact wording is crucial, but the brackets are simple parentheses () from what I see. Don't copy the filter name from MP configuration but from right clicking ffdshow video (the red icon) in the tray area and copy the filter's exact name from there. Every system has it's quirks. It took me about 20 minutes from what I remember, but I wasn't using Cyberlink's decoder. If I was in your place I would really go with the CoreAVC option. It's cutting edge tech, it allows for any filter to load after that WITH hardware acceleration. It's worth every penny. And it's suitable for your needs as I see, since you need to load ffdshow after that filter, but conditionally. In fact it has made me consider to exchange my ATI4670 with a 9500GT for that reason alone [/QUOTE]

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