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<blockquote data-quote="ixian" data-source="post: 503582" data-attributes="member: 54932">You are correct, it is your codec settings, and my suggestion would be to get over your PDVD phobia as soon as possible because regardless of how their client works their codec is hands down the best h.264 option for the HDPVR and MePo.MePo 1.0.x is very finicky about codec support due to a bug in TSReader. 1.1 beta corrects this to a limited extent but some codecs such as the built in MPC h.264 decoder don't work right with the HDPVR. Your best bets are either the actual Arcsoft codecs that come with the version of TMT that is bundled with the HDPVR (for whatever reason, retail/downloaded versions of TME, etc don't work, probably because they restrict those codecs to use with their program only), or the manual PDVD install described in this thread.You can also try CoreAVC - it does work, and looks good - but several of us had problems with audio going out of sync with it.Anyway, those are your options. Me, I'd read back a few pages and manually install the PDVD codec (a few of us threw up download links too), it will make your life a lot simpler.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ixian, post: 503582, member: 54932"] You are correct, it is your codec settings, and my suggestion would be to get over your PDVD phobia as soon as possible because regardless of how their client works their codec is hands down the best h.264 option for the HDPVR and MePo. MePo 1.0.x is very finicky about codec support due to a bug in TSReader. 1.1 beta corrects this to a limited extent but some codecs such as the built in MPC h.264 decoder don't work right with the HDPVR. Your best bets are either the actual Arcsoft codecs that come with the version of TMT that is bundled with the HDPVR (for whatever reason, retail/downloaded versions of TME, etc don't work, probably because they restrict those codecs to use with their program only), or the manual PDVD install described in this thread. You can also try CoreAVC - it does work, and looks good - but several of us had problems with audio going out of sync with it. Anyway, those are your options. Me, I'd read back a few pages and manually install the PDVD codec (a few of us threw up download links too), it will make your life a lot simpler. [/QUOTE]

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