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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1077010" data-attributes="member: 82144">We'd have to ask [USER=60104]@Sebastiii[/USER] but I certainly haven't seen any change that would intentionally do this. IMO configuring the CC codec as MPEG 2 video codec is incorrect. The fact that it [partially] works is probably pure luck/chance.Like I said, my impression from the other thread was that LAV didn't work. In other words, your expectation that it would work is not necessarily realistic. There is a distinct possibility it was working with an older version [of LAV] and then broken. Obviously that would be outside our control.As per my earlier post, the graph structure probably changes. I expect you'll see this with GraphStudio.With the greatest possible respect, one of the key requirements of being in the test group is willingness to try upgrades and patches early. The idea is that the test group would help the team to discover (and fix) such issues before public releases so people don't experience problems. Otherwise what point is there in having a test group?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1077010, member: 82144"] We'd have to ask [USER=60104]@Sebastiii[/USER] but I certainly haven't seen any change that would intentionally do this. IMO configuring the CC codec as MPEG 2 video codec is incorrect. The fact that it [partially] works is probably pure luck/chance. Like I said, my impression from the other thread was that LAV didn't work. In other words, your expectation that it would work is not necessarily realistic. There is a distinct possibility it was working with an older version [of LAV] and then broken. Obviously that would be outside our control. As per my earlier post, the graph structure probably changes. I expect you'll see this with GraphStudio. With the greatest possible respect, one of the key requirements of being in the test group is willingness to try upgrades and patches early. The idea is that the test group would help the team to discover (and fix) such issues [I]before[/I] public releases so people don't experience problems. Otherwise what point is there in having a test group? [/QUOTE]

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