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<blockquote data-quote="pierremenard" data-source="post: 53528" data-attributes="member: 19559"><p>With AC3 filter is possible to send an analog PL (or PLII) signal to the amplifier.</p><p></p><p>However the problem could come from this: in the latest svns I saw there is a mpv and mpa codec that are set as default codec. I don't know why, mpa codec overrides mediaportal settings: even if you set ac3 filter as the audio filter for movies, mediaportal uses mpa filter.</p><p></p><p>I noticed it with ac3 avi files. I use spdif for audio connection, but .avi with ac3 audiotrack played only in stereo (no ac3 stream passed through spdif). With older svn ac3 filter ran smoothly. I disabled mpa filter and then ac3 stream was back. So ac3filter too.</p><p></p><p>Now I setup mpa filter for spdif pass-through for dts and ac3, so there's no problem. But MJGraf could be experiencing this problem: while he setup correctly ac3filter, mediaportal is not using it.</p><p></p><p>Try this: play the video with windows media player, outside MP. Take a look at proprieties and wich filter is in use. If it say "MPA", remove the MPA codec and re-install ac3 filter. Then retry with mediaplayer (and than mediaportal). Remeber to do this every time you install a svn, as setup.bat re-register mpa codec.</p><p></p><p>F.</p><p></p><p>p.s. I tried to change the priority of mpa filter and ac3 filter, but it's useless. MPA replaces everything.</p><p></p><p>p.p.s. I just saw this on latest svn log "On 16/05/2006 [16:19:42] rtv added the following change: fixed: MPA decoder settings were not saved to registry correctly ". I have not tried, but this could solve the issue</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pierremenard, post: 53528, member: 19559"] With AC3 filter is possible to send an analog PL (or PLII) signal to the amplifier. However the problem could come from this: in the latest svns I saw there is a mpv and mpa codec that are set as default codec. I don't know why, mpa codec overrides mediaportal settings: even if you set ac3 filter as the audio filter for movies, mediaportal uses mpa filter. I noticed it with ac3 avi files. I use spdif for audio connection, but .avi with ac3 audiotrack played only in stereo (no ac3 stream passed through spdif). With older svn ac3 filter ran smoothly. I disabled mpa filter and then ac3 stream was back. So ac3filter too. Now I setup mpa filter for spdif pass-through for dts and ac3, so there's no problem. But MJGraf could be experiencing this problem: while he setup correctly ac3filter, mediaportal is not using it. Try this: play the video with windows media player, outside MP. Take a look at proprieties and wich filter is in use. If it say "MPA", remove the MPA codec and re-install ac3 filter. Then retry with mediaplayer (and than mediaportal). Remeber to do this every time you install a svn, as setup.bat re-register mpa codec. F. p.s. I tried to change the priority of mpa filter and ac3 filter, but it's useless. MPA replaces everything. p.p.s. I just saw this on latest svn log "On 16/05/2006 [16:19:42] rtv added the following change: fixed: MPA decoder settings were not saved to registry correctly ". I have not tried, but this could solve the issue [/QUOTE]
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