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<blockquote data-quote="pannivas" data-source="post: 80752" data-attributes="member: 23174">ok try this1) Unistall ffdshow2) Reboot your PC (not need actually but do a reboot just in case)3) open radlight and check if you have the MPEG4 ffdshow decoder under directshow filters or any other ffdshow related decoder.4) Open your h264 file using WMP and check the file properties.&nbsp; WMP is an easy way to see which DirectShow filters are used during playback.and let us know what happened.By the way your PC is more than capable of playing any HD format enocded with MPEG2/VC1 on any resolution 720p/1080i and 1080p.dunno about mpeg4 HD files like mp4 on 1080i or p those are very resource intesive. You should be just fine with 720p.something else as a side note.&nbsp; after a lot of testing i am not using ffdshow anymore cause it does install decoders for too many things which i dont really like other than the mpeg4 decoding.&nbsp; So now i just install Kopei's xvid decoder only for mpeg4 xvid decoding.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pannivas, post: 80752, member: 23174"] ok try this 1) Unistall ffdshow 2) Reboot your PC (not need actually but do a reboot just in case) 3) open radlight and check if you have the MPEG4 ffdshow decoder under directshow filters or any other ffdshow related decoder. 4) Open your h264 file using WMP and check the file properties. WMP is an easy way to see which DirectShow filters are used during playback. and let us know what happened. By the way your PC is more than capable of playing any HD format enocded with MPEG2/VC1 on any resolution 720p/1080i and 1080p. dunno about mpeg4 HD files like mp4 on 1080i or p those are very resource intesive. You should be just fine with 720p. something else as a side note. after a lot of testing i am not using ffdshow anymore cause it does install decoders for too many things which i dont really like other than the mpeg4 decoding. So now i just install Kopei's xvid decoder only for mpeg4 xvid decoding. [/QUOTE]

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