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<blockquote data-quote="charli181" data-source="post: 330384" data-attributes="member: 54408"><p>The only reason to install PDVD is to obtain the codecs. the exe file is never called upon.</p><p></p><p>I found with CoreAVC, to get the correct settings in MediaPortal, I had to use a program called Graphedit (free on the internet), and build a graph using the CoreAVC codec to play a file. From there you can tweak the settings which are stored in the registry. Once you have it the way you like, copy those settings into MediaPortal folder within the Regisrty. I think it is something like HKLM/Current User/Software/CoreAVC/Graphedit. It appears each program that uses CoreAVC will have it's own settings but with a bit of copy and pasting, you should be right.</p><p></p><p>Others may have found a better solution for CoreAVC though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="charli181, post: 330384, member: 54408"] The only reason to install PDVD is to obtain the codecs. the exe file is never called upon. I found with CoreAVC, to get the correct settings in MediaPortal, I had to use a program called Graphedit (free on the internet), and build a graph using the CoreAVC codec to play a file. From there you can tweak the settings which are stored in the registry. Once you have it the way you like, copy those settings into MediaPortal folder within the Regisrty. I think it is something like HKLM/Current User/Software/CoreAVC/Graphedit. It appears each program that uses CoreAVC will have it's own settings but with a bit of copy and pasting, you should be right. Others may have found a better solution for CoreAVC though. [/QUOTE]
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