SAF v4.00 ''stable'' (StandAlone Filters) - DXVA ready (H.264 and VC-1). (10 Viewers)

Should i integrate FFDshow in to SAF?

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RoXoR

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    just restore your backup of 1.0
    (eg.: program files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal_BACKUP_01-31_12-35)
     

    weedenbc

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    just restore your backup of 1.0
    (eg.: program files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal_BACKUP_01-31_12-35)

    Now if only I was smart enough to have made the backup. But nooooo....I figured since it was a fresh install there was no need.

    So I nuked it and reinstalled and now the mkv files play, but the Moving Pictures importer won't recognize any of my .m2ts files, and subtitles within mkv files won't play.

    Sometimes I think I'm better off just sacrificing a chicken rather than trying to get codecs to work.
     

    hoborg

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    Guys, if you have MKV + external subtitles, you need to put them inside MKV to make most of your HD movies working correctly.
     

    hoborg

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    hehe, I uninstalled pdvd, haali ... and installed saf340 + new haali
    now h264 movies don't work anymore - I also installed the old codecs and MP once again, but still no picture

    mpeg movies are working, but in h264 there's only sound (black screen)
    graphstudio screenshot, see attachment!


    btw: it doesn't matter whether EVR or VMR9


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    watching h264 movie with "mpc hc" works like a charm. according to graphstudio, there is a "AVI Decompressor" (quartz.dll) between MPC video decoder and video renderer, which isn't with MediaPortal

    If you are no XP, dont use EVR. EVR+XP = no DXVA.

    what makes you think that I had external subtitles?

    That was just a note - becouse this is only one thing i now currently can make troubles playing HD videos.

    Another note, do not use Catalyst 9.1 - DXVA is broken here.

    Just did a fully reinstall of MP and mkv files won't play. m2ts files work fine with good video and audio. Tried playing back the mkv files in Windows Media player and while the Haali icon showed up in the system tray, the files didn't play. These are the exact same mkv files made from the original .mt2s files that were working originally.

    Using MP svn 01-23-2009, StreamedMP 0.4.298 (with included myTVseries and MovingPictures, SAF 3.40. I uninstalled PowerDVD 8 and installed the latest Haali media splitter per the SAF install warnings.

    Thoughts? Could it be the flac audio in these mkvs?

    Hi.
    Can you post small video example?
    FLAC audio shouldnt be a problem with latest SAF.
     

    weedenbc

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    Guys, if you have MKV + external subtitles, you need to put them inside MKV to make most of your HD movies working correctly.

    Mine are - I following this guide to make a mkv with subtitles from a m2ts file:

    HD to mkv .....the options are endless!!!! - AVS Forum

    Files play fine, hardware acceleration works, but no subtitles. And yes, when I installed SAF I told it to enable subtitles.
     

    hoborg

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    Guys, if you have MKV + external subtitles, you need to put them inside MKV to make most of your HD movies working correctly.

    Mine are - I following this guide to make a mkv with subtitles from a m2ts file:

    HD to mkv .....the options are endless!!!! - AVS Forum

    Files play fine, hardware acceleration works, but no subtitles. And yes, when I installed SAF I told it to enable subtitles.

    Use MKVmerge to put subtitles inside MKV, tag tracks by language tag to make MKV "perfect" :). After that, your MKV should now play OK under MP.
     

    bvsteyn

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    First I would like to thank you for your effort in developing this filter and the support you are offering. My system is working like a charm, but I 've still got an little issue.
    Playing ISO, *TS, et cetera is working flawless including DTS. But when playing 1080 MKV I have noticed the following:
    The video plays ok, very smooth...but the sound is stuttering :eek: .
    I am using a Soundblaster X-Fi through and this card is connected through optical out to my DTS receiver. I tried different configuration settings in Media Portal, but still no luck. Which audio renderer should I select in the MP configuration? Should I select "Default DirectSound Device" of should I select my own X-Fi soundcard?
    I read that some have good result installing AC3Filter, but I don't want to mesh up my installation by trying that before asking for some advice.

    My System Specs:
    MediaPortal Version: 1.0 plus svn 21527
    MediaPortal Skin: Blue Wide (Standard skin)
    Windows Version: XP Proffesional
    CPU Type: AMD Athlon X2 4800+
    HDD: Samsung Spinpoint 250GB
    Memory: 2 GB (4 X 512MB)
    Motherboard: Asus A8N VM CSM
    Video Card: Club3D Ati Radeon HD4350
    Video Card Driver: Catalyst 8.12
    Sound Card: Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Gamer
    Sound Card AC3: Optical Out
    Sound Card Driver: Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi series Driver 2.18.0008
    MPEG2 Video Codec: SAF v.3.40
    MPEG2 Audio Codec: SAF v.3.40
    h.264 Video Codec: SAF v.3.40
    HTPC Case: Ahanix D-Vine 4
    Cooling: Zalman 7000 CU
     

    hoborg

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    First I would like to thank you for your effort in developing this filter and the support you are offering. My system is working like a charm, but I 've still got an little issue.
    Playing ISO, *TS, et cetera is working flawless including DTS. But when playing 1080 MKV I have noticed the following:
    The video plays ok, very smooth...but the sound is stuttering :eek: .
    I am using a Soundblaster X-Fi through and this card is connected through optical out to my DTS receiver. I tried different configuration settings in Media Portal, but still no luck. Which audio renderer should I select in the MP configuration? Should I select "Default DirectSound Device" of should I select my own X-Fi soundcard?
    I read that some have good result installing AC3Filter, but I don't want to mesh up my installation by trying that before asking for some advice.

    My System Specs:
    MediaPortal Version: 1.0 plus svn 21527
    MediaPortal Skin: Blue Wide (Standard skin)
    Windows Version: XP Proffesional
    CPU Type: AMD Athlon X2 4800+
    HDD: Samsung Spinpoint 250GB
    Memory: 2 GB (4 X 512MB)
    Motherboard: Asus A8N VM CSM
    Video Card: Club3D Ati Radeon HD4350
    Video Card Driver: Catalyst 8.12
    Sound Card: Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Gamer
    Sound Card AC3: Optical Out
    Sound Card Driver: Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi series Driver 2.18.0008
    MPEG2 Video Codec: SAF v.3.40
    MPEG2 Audio Codec: SAF v.3.40
    h.264 Video Codec: SAF v.3.40
    HTPC Case: Ahanix D-Vine 4
    Cooling: Zalman 7000 CU

    Hi.
    Try to play your MKV in MPC-HC player (is only one exe file).
    If your probmem will be the same, you need to report such issue directly to MPC-HC team, becouse SAF is based on MPC-HC.
    Here is MPC-HC forum: Media Player Classic Home Cinema - DXVA! - Doom9's Forum
     

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