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<blockquote data-quote="xemumanic" data-source="post: 61687" data-attributes="member: 19105">I was having some issues just now that I had to post about thatmay be related to this, and may even have more far-reaching implications. Now, as Commodore 64 said, I'm able to play dual audio MKVs, no matter the video codec (720p H.264 media seemed to be a particular suprise to him), but it seemed that this most recent SVNs, cause an issue with some MKVs, and even more 'normal' AVIs not to play. I even noticed this to be completely random based on the file. I have an anime series that I havent completed watching on my file server, and its in dual audio MKV, with 2 subtitle 'tracks'. But caertain episodes would play, and then if I exited MP, and reran MP, different episodes would play from the ones that would, with no rhyme or reason. My solution was to clear the database by using the reset button in the configuration app. Just go into Movies, than Movie Database, and click the 'reset database' button.This is a long shot, but try it out tanguy, and anyone else who finds they can't play mkvs even after installing VSFilter and Haali Media Splitter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="xemumanic, post: 61687, member: 19105"] I was having some issues just now that I had to post about thatmay be related to this, and may even have more far-reaching implications. Now, as Commodore 64 said, I'm able to play dual audio MKVs, no matter the video codec (720p H.264 media seemed to be a particular suprise to him), but it seemed that this most recent SVNs, cause an issue with some MKVs, and even more 'normal' AVIs not to play. I even noticed this to be completely random based on the file. I have an anime series that I havent completed watching on my file server, and its in dual audio MKV, with 2 subtitle 'tracks'. But caertain episodes would play, and then if I exited MP, and reran MP, different episodes would play from the ones that would, with no rhyme or reason. My solution was to clear the database by using the reset button in the configuration app. Just go into Movies, than Movie Database, and click the 'reset database' button. This is a long shot, but try it out tanguy, and anyone else who finds they can't play mkvs even after installing VSFilter and Haali Media Splitter. [/QUOTE]

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