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<blockquote data-quote="bobbozzo" data-source="post: 423892" data-attributes="member: 92081">Internal Player &amp; MP 1.02I'm using the internal player and was getting the &quot;unable to play&quot; filename... codec message after I did the following:1. upgraded MP to 1.02 (from 1.0 I think, but maybe it was 1.01)I should have tested it after upgrading but I was using remote desktop from my main pc to do the updates...2. followed the MKV tutorial, Tutorial: Playing .mkv-Files,installing current ffdshow-tryout and Haali.I didn't yet install CoreAVC, as I have another h.264 codec already installed.Everything including mkv's were working in Windows media player.MP wouldn't play ANYTHING.I tried re-installing DirectX from MS, but that didn't help.Finally, I tried changing the video renderer settings. Advanced View on, under DirectShow Filter settings, Video Renderer, I changed it to EVR instead of VMR9, and now it works!I'm on Win MCE 2005 (XP) btw.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bobbozzo, post: 423892, member: 92081"] [b]Internal Player & MP 1.02[/b] I'm using the internal player and was getting the "unable to play" filename... codec message after I did the following: 1. upgraded MP to 1.02 (from 1.0 I think, but maybe it was 1.01) I should have tested it after upgrading but I was using remote desktop from my main pc to do the updates... 2. followed the MKV tutorial, Tutorial: Playing .mkv-Files, installing current ffdshow-tryout and Haali. I didn't yet install CoreAVC, as I have another h.264 codec already installed. Everything including mkv's were working in Windows media player. MP wouldn't play ANYTHING. I tried re-installing DirectX from MS, but that didn't help. Finally, I tried changing the video renderer settings. Advanced View on, under DirectShow Filter settings, Video Renderer, I changed it to EVR instead of VMR9, and now it works! I'm on Win MCE 2005 (XP) btw. [/QUOTE]

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