Aha, sounds like it might work good to set different delays for TV and everyting else then, thanks alot! BTW, if you don't have a surround system, how should AC3Filter be set up? Are there any parameters which might effect performance if you only use stereo? I have read about people saying that certain settings in AC3Filter affects image flow, but I'm not sure whether that only applies when you use an amplifier with surround sound.
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You mean analog audio? If yes, in SAF install proces click no to enable passtrough. Then after saf install, START - SAF - AC3 configuration - Output format and select speaker type (similar in ffdshow audio config).
There is no way how SAF autoset this...
Yes that's what I meant. I didn't expect SAF to set if for me automatically, there's got to be something left for us enthusiasts to fiddle with right 
I'm using the built-in RCA speaker port on my motherboard for audio (not toslink or anything like that), so it's definitely analog. Thanks for the advice!
I'm using the built-in RCA speaker port on my motherboard for audio (not toslink or anything like that), so it's definitely analog. Thanks for the advice!
Keep going
Personal i prefer SPDIFER.
SPDIFER = AC3filter Lite
@Hoborg: Great work man! Try it in test on Windows 7 this evening.
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SPDIFER = AC3filter Lite
Thats wrong:
AC3filter Light = What's the difference between AC3Filter editions?
SPDIFER = SPDIFER
I really like the fact that you integrated AC3Filter.
Now yesterday i stumbled upon a problem with AAC 5.1 audio through spdif
It does not work with AC3Filter from what i have seen.
For it to work you need in MP configuration to select ffdshow for AAC audio
Then in FFdshow audio config, disable the mixer and select SPDIF passthrough in Output. I also chose 24bit for output.
Doing that you will have AAC 5.1 SPDIF.
On the we you can also find that you need to enable AC3 encoding in AC3Filter.
maybe that should be added to saf is others can confirm.
Now yesterday i stumbled upon a problem with AAC 5.1 audio through spdif
It does not work with AC3Filter from what i have seen.
For it to work you need in MP configuration to select ffdshow for AAC audio
Then in FFdshow audio config, disable the mixer and select SPDIF passthrough in Output. I also chose 24bit for output.
Doing that you will have AAC 5.1 SPDIF.
On the we you can also find that you need to enable AC3 encoding in AC3Filter.
maybe that should be added to saf is others can confirm.
Thanks Hoborg! I'll setup XP. What XP driver are you using? Do you have any sleep/standby issues under XP?
P.S. I got the HDMI switching problem worked out by disabling the ATI External Events service.
I have just installed the new beta and for the first time I'm having some trouble. There's no problem with getting the right codecs to kick in for the right material, so that's nice. As I have said before I use analog stereo out. TV with ffdshow audio works nicely, but for everything else (DVDs and HD-rips) I am just hearing one sound channel in my speakers. Playing a DVD I only hear the music, but no speech or anything else.
It's really strange because I have used both ffdshow audio and AC3Filter before without any problems, and I have never configured any of them very carefully. I can even get DVDs to use the MS audio codec instead, but that produces the same result! That makes me think that it isn't the codecs that are causing the problem. I have also set both AC3Filter and ffdshow to output stereo sound, but it didn't make any difference.
Logs are attached!
It's really strange because I have used both ffdshow audio and AC3Filter before without any problems, and I have never configured any of them very carefully. I can even get DVDs to use the MS audio codec instead, but that produces the same result! That makes me think that it isn't the codecs that are causing the problem. I have also set both AC3Filter and ffdshow to output stereo sound, but it didn't make any difference.
Logs are attached!