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<blockquote data-quote="Digsy" data-source="post: 1306237" data-attributes="member: 163222">This is the odd thing: I haven't uninstalled anything which was't part of my previous MP2 install so I would have expected that any drivers required would be re-installed when I re-installed MP2.However, having completely uninstalled and re-installed again, I can confirm that the MP2 installer is not installing the LAV filters during setup like it used to. In fact if I go into the &quot;custom install&quot; options and inspect the LAV filter section it even says that &quot;this requires 0kb space on your hard drive&quot;.Furthermore, it seems that if I download and install the LAV filters manually, then their presence is not recognised by MP2.I know where codec settings are, but&nbsp; I only have the Microsoft DTV codec available for everything apart from the Splitter, and I am yet to find an option for that which works (although I am pretty sure that I used the Microsoft DTV for that in the past). As I wasn't expecting so many issues I did not take a note of my previous settings.Is it possible that my preferred version of MP2 is simply too old to go back to?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Digsy, post: 1306237, member: 163222"] This is the odd thing: I haven't uninstalled anything which was't part of my previous MP2 install so I would have expected that any drivers required would be re-installed when I re-installed MP2. However, having completely uninstalled and re-installed again, I can confirm that the MP2 installer is not installing the LAV filters during setup like it used to. In fact if I go into the "custom install" options and inspect the LAV filter section it even says that "this requires 0kb space on your hard drive". Furthermore, it seems that if I download and install the LAV filters manually, then their presence is not recognised by MP2. I know where codec settings are, but I only have the Microsoft DTV codec available for everything apart from the Splitter, and I am yet to find an option for that which works (although I am pretty sure that I used the Microsoft DTV for that in the past). As I wasn't expecting so many issues I did not take a note of my previous settings. Is it possible that my preferred version of MP2 is simply too old to go back to? [/QUOTE]

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