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<blockquote data-quote="munyul" data-source="post: 746733" data-attributes="member: 113217">MediaPortal Version: 1.1.3.0Windows Version: 7 64bitI only started messing around with MediaPortal yesterday. I have created a few test MKV files (using MakeMKV, direct rips from a DVD), however I can't play these files back in MediaPortal. I can see the files and a 4 screen preview image is shown for each, however when I select the file (episode) to play, I get the popup:Abspielen nicht möglich: filename.mkv (German version, translation: &quot;Playback not possible:&quot; ).Video codec: MPEG VIDEO VERSION 2Audio codec: AC-3I assume the problem is with the Audio codec, as MediaPortal is able to create the preview image!?I have installed ddfshow (it was recommended), I have set all the video/audio options to use it - hasn't made any difference.Anyone know what I'm doing wrong or what I've forgotten?NOTE: The end result that I am looking for is an easy way to rip all my TV series (DVD's) to HDD and have them nicely sorted within ANY media portal/center.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="munyul, post: 746733, member: 113217"] [b]MediaPortal Version[/b]: 1.1.3.0 [b]Windows Version[/b]: 7 64bit I only started messing around with MediaPortal yesterday. I have created a few test MKV files (using MakeMKV, direct rips from a DVD), however I can't play these files back in MediaPortal. I can see the files and a 4 screen preview image is shown for each, however when I select the file (episode) to play, I get the popup: Abspielen nicht möglich: filename.mkv (German version, translation: "Playback not possible:" ). Video codec: MPEG VIDEO VERSION 2 Audio codec: AC-3 I assume the problem is with the Audio codec, as MediaPortal is able to create the preview image!? I have installed ddfshow (it was recommended), I have set all the video/audio options to use it - hasn't made any difference. Anyone know what I'm doing wrong or what I've forgotten? NOTE: The end result that I am looking for is an easy way to rip all my TV series (DVD's) to HDD and have them nicely sorted within ANY media portal/center. [/QUOTE]

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