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<blockquote data-quote="linuxbazoka" data-source="post: 223283" data-attributes="member: 58046"><p>I think its because the mkv file you are trying to play has multiple embedded subtitles, and not that it has dts sound that causes the problem. Im not sure of this, but it sevral other posts on this forum indicates thats the problem. </p><p></p><p>Anyway I had exactly the same problem as you, and I had to enable embedded subtitles in ffdshow or install vsfilter and set haali to autoload it. The problem then was that I dont want to use embedded subtitles, bacause I only use external subtitles. So my solution was to install vsfilter(vobsub) and set haali to autoload vsfilter. Then under vsfilter settings disable autoloading of subtitles + uncheck load embedded subtitles in ffdshow. </p><p>So vsfilter is loading for no reason. (other than mediaportal actually plays them now)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="linuxbazoka, post: 223283, member: 58046"] I think its because the mkv file you are trying to play has multiple embedded subtitles, and not that it has dts sound that causes the problem. Im not sure of this, but it sevral other posts on this forum indicates thats the problem. Anyway I had exactly the same problem as you, and I had to enable embedded subtitles in ffdshow or install vsfilter and set haali to autoload it. The problem then was that I dont want to use embedded subtitles, bacause I only use external subtitles. So my solution was to install vsfilter(vobsub) and set haali to autoload vsfilter. Then under vsfilter settings disable autoloading of subtitles + uncheck load embedded subtitles in ffdshow. So vsfilter is loading for no reason. (other than mediaportal actually plays them now) [/QUOTE]
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