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<blockquote data-quote="Kotik" data-source="post: 593012" data-attributes="member: 89825">As i promised some time ago.We all know that interlaced VC-1 and DXVA was a NO go with either MPC-HC or MP.Well after a lot of tweaking and testing i think i got a working solution.Disclaimer: This is what is working for me and it might not work for everyone. I am using windows XP SP3 and VMR9.Things you will need:1. Cyberlink decoder ver. 1.0.0.11052. Gabest MpegSplitter ver. 1.3.1731.0I would suggest removing Haali splitter and any other DXVA video decoder.Install the Cyberlink decoder and register the Gabest splitter then use MONOGRAM graph studio (or any other tool of your choice that is able to change DS filter merits) and change the merit of WMVideo Decoder DMO to &quot;(MERIT_DO_NOT_USE)&quot; and reboot your system.After that is done configure MP and set Cyberlink decoder for H.264 you can as well use it for SD and for both TV and Videos.Launch MP and play an interlaced VC-1.What will work with this setup:Container Type .M2TSVC-1 1080P YESVC-1 1080I YESH.264 1080P YESH.264 1080I YESMPEG2 1080P/I YES Container Type .MKVVC-1 1080P ???VC-1 1080I ???H.264 1080P ???H.264 1080I ???MPEG2 1080P/I ???I don't have any interlaced VC-1 in an MKV container so i am not able to test it. If you have such files don't forget that you will need Gabest Matroska Splitter.Enjoy<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />P.S. With this setup you will not be able to play interlaced VC-1 over MPC-HC. There is a way around to make MPC-HC to work with this setup and i will provide information if needed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kotik, post: 593012, member: 89825"] As i promised some time ago. We all know that interlaced VC-1 and DXVA was a NO go with either MPC-HC or MP. Well after a lot of tweaking and testing i think i got a working solution. Disclaimer: This is what is working for me and it might not work for everyone. I am using windows XP SP3 and VMR9. Things you will need: 1. Cyberlink decoder ver. 1.0.0.1105 2. Gabest MpegSplitter ver. 1.3.1731.0 I would suggest removing Haali splitter and any other DXVA video decoder. Install the Cyberlink decoder and register the Gabest splitter then use MONOGRAM graph studio (or any other tool of your choice that is able to change DS filter merits) and change the merit of WMVideo Decoder DMO to "(MERIT_DO_NOT_USE)" and reboot your system. After that is done configure MP and set Cyberlink decoder for H.264 you can as well use it for SD and for both TV and Videos. Launch MP and play an interlaced VC-1. What will work with this setup: Container Type .M2TS VC-1 1080P YES VC-1 1080I YES H.264 1080P YES H.264 1080I YES MPEG2 1080P/I YES Container Type .MKV VC-1 1080P ??? VC-1 1080I ??? H.264 1080P ??? H.264 1080I ??? MPEG2 1080P/I ??? I don't have any interlaced VC-1 in an MKV container so i am not able to test it. If you have such files don't forget that you will need Gabest Matroska Splitter. Enjoy:) P.S. With this setup you will not be able to play interlaced VC-1 over MPC-HC. There is a way around to make MPC-HC to work with this setup and i will provide information if needed. [/QUOTE]

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