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MPEG2 dosent work after MP installation.
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<blockquote data-quote="mPod" data-source="post: 65073" data-attributes="member: 11199"><p>The codec pack is the one to blame here. It is highly recommended not to use any codec packs with MediaPortal, as they break DirectShow stuff without you noticing it at once. The result is what you experience now. It is recommended to use current ffdshow builds (<a href="http://ffdshow.da.cx/" target="_blank">http://ffdshow.da.cx/</a>) and maybe a commercial MPEG-2 (nVidia/Cyberlink/Intervideo) and/or H.264 codec (CoreAVC/Cyberlink) instead. As an alternative you might wanna use the included MPA/MPV for MPEG-2.</p><p>Try to get rid of the codec pack, but it could be that you even have to do a clean XP install, as it could have broken too many things already.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mPod, post: 65073, member: 11199"] The codec pack is the one to blame here. It is highly recommended not to use any codec packs with MediaPortal, as they break DirectShow stuff without you noticing it at once. The result is what you experience now. It is recommended to use current ffdshow builds ([url]http://ffdshow.da.cx/[/url]) and maybe a commercial MPEG-2 (nVidia/Cyberlink/Intervideo) and/or H.264 codec (CoreAVC/Cyberlink) instead. As an alternative you might wanna use the included MPA/MPV for MPEG-2. Try to get rid of the codec pack, but it could be that you even have to do a clean XP install, as it could have broken too many things already. [/QUOTE]
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