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Problem with External Subtitles (.srt) with mkv files
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<blockquote data-quote="SoundCave" data-source="post: 302981" data-attributes="member: 82215"><p>Now all is perfect! I made a clean installation of WinXp sp3 , install only drivers, Mediaportal, Haaly media Splitter and your package.</p><p></p><p>Everithing work fine, i can open mkv and avi (divx) files , Haaly open automatically directvobsub and i can watch internal mkv subtitles.</p><p></p><p>When i watch a 720p mkv the dxva of MPC video decoder was checked but tell me that it's not in use.This is not a big deal </p><p>for me because i have a good cpu so i can handle it.</p><p></p><p>Is right that even the mkv files have to meet some requirements to make dxva function?</p><p></p><p>The only little strange things is that Windows Media Player open the same filters but can handle external subtitles, in avi and in mkv files,</p><p>probably is a little bug of mediaportal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SoundCave, post: 302981, member: 82215"] Now all is perfect! I made a clean installation of WinXp sp3 , install only drivers, Mediaportal, Haaly media Splitter and your package. Everithing work fine, i can open mkv and avi (divx) files , Haaly open automatically directvobsub and i can watch internal mkv subtitles. When i watch a 720p mkv the dxva of MPC video decoder was checked but tell me that it's not in use.This is not a big deal for me because i have a good cpu so i can handle it. Is right that even the mkv files have to meet some requirements to make dxva function? The only little strange things is that Windows Media Player open the same filters but can handle external subtitles, in avi and in mkv files, probably is a little bug of mediaportal. [/QUOTE]
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