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<blockquote data-quote="WileECoyote" data-source="post: 737184" data-attributes="member: 83474">Very true, but I have found specific codecs that play certain content really well and I have stuck with them. The guide that BMan came up with was a very good starting point for me. The codecs I use are...TV- MPEG-2 FFDShow- H264 Microsoft DTV- Audio FFDShow- Default Audio RendererMovies- MPEG-2 FFDShow- H264 MPC Video Codec- Audio FFDShow- Default Audio RendererThe only other settings I made is pushing FFDShow to the top of the MPEG-2 Video priority.I also agree about the Microsoft codec I always used the Cyberlink 9 or 10 codec, but after this last build (which is Win 7 Ultimate x64 w/SP1) the Microsoft codec has performed real well and I havent installed the Cyberlink software. (Less is more I guess.)Thats good info about the Line 21 filter, I dont know that I have ever came across it before.Wile E.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WileECoyote, post: 737184, member: 83474"] Very true, but I have found specific codecs that play certain content really well and I have stuck with them. The guide that BMan came up with was a very good starting point for me. The codecs I use are... TV - MPEG-2 FFDShow - H264 Microsoft DTV - Audio FFDShow - Default Audio Renderer Movies - MPEG-2 FFDShow - H264 MPC Video Codec - Audio FFDShow - Default Audio Renderer The only other settings I made is pushing FFDShow to the top of the MPEG-2 Video priority. I also agree about the Microsoft codec I always used the Cyberlink 9 or 10 codec, but after this last build (which is Win 7 Ultimate x64 w/SP1) the Microsoft codec has performed real well and I havent installed the Cyberlink software. (Less is more I guess.) Thats good info about the Line 21 filter, I dont know that I have ever came across it before. Wile E. [/QUOTE]

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