Is AERO disabled?
SAF v4.00 ''stable'' (StandAlone Filters) - DXVA ready (H.264 and VC-1). (2 Viewers)
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Is AERO disabled?
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If i am remember correctly CoreAVC have some troubles in MePo...
BTW, why you didnt use FFDShow DXVA decoder instead of CUDA?
Did you tryed SAF5? Can you send me such video sample to test?
Thanks tourettes,
I missed that in this huge thread. I enabled it, rebooted and the tearing appears to be resloved.
I really need to be able to see it when watching somthing like football to really tell. I will followup if it re-occurs.
Hoborg,
I am running version 1.02 so I cannot try version 5
"you need at last MP 1.1 RC2"
Any other suggestion. I really don't want to change MP until 1.1 if possible.
- November 5, 2009
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I did use FFDShow. But I prefer to use CoreAVC.
Isn't it a bug in the MPC-decoder when subtitles are visible in MPC-HC and not in MP ?
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Nope, subtitles are rendered by MPC-HC subtitle engine integrated in MePo.
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Hiya,
I haven't read all 538 pages, so forgive me if this has already been answered in the noobish language I need...
During installation of SAF, I selected "NO" to the question about 'passthrough' - AC3 passthrough was it?
Basically, I didn't understand what it was on about, so i figured 'NO' was the safe option.
I have a tuner card (is that whats meant by receiver)
I have an external sound system - but i'm pretty sure that's not what the 'external' comments were about.
I use MP for watching / recording / playing live HD (and non-HD) TV.
I'm using Cyberlink codecs
Can anyone explain in very simple terms, wether i'm supposed to enable passthrough or not?
I haven't read all 538 pages, so forgive me if this has already been answered in the noobish language I need...
During installation of SAF, I selected "NO" to the question about 'passthrough' - AC3 passthrough was it?
Basically, I didn't understand what it was on about, so i figured 'NO' was the safe option.
I have a tuner card (is that whats meant by receiver)
I have an external sound system - but i'm pretty sure that's not what the 'external' comments were about.
I use MP for watching / recording / playing live HD (and non-HD) TV.
I'm using Cyberlink codecs
Can anyone explain in very simple terms, wether i'm supposed to enable passthrough or not?
Hi,
Basically if you want your external amp to do the decoding you need to 'pass-through' the sound to your amp without decoding it. You will need to use a single RCA, SPDIF or COAX to connect to your amp to get this to work. If it's working correctly the surround indicator on the anp should come on, on mine it's a blue light in the middle.
Hope this helps
Ian
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Hmmm... ok, well my machine is connected to my amp via a little optical digital cable... will that work?
Presumably, the reason for doing it is to reduce the load on your 'machine' by letting the amp do what it does natively?
I'll give it a go. Presumably, the easiest way is to re-install SAF, and choose that option. I have no idea how to uninstall it, but hopefully....
(PS: My surround sound works anyway)
Presumably, the reason for doing it is to reduce the load on your 'machine' by letting the amp do what it does natively?
I'll give it a go. Presumably, the easiest way is to re-install SAF, and choose that option. I have no idea how to uninstall it, but hopefully....
(PS: My surround sound works anyway)
yes the little optical cable is spdif, so you should use pass through which leaves the audio untouched. less load on the htpc , also by converting the sound signal to different formats you can potentially lower the quality.
If you run the SAF installer again it will do an uninstall, then just enable passthru when you install it again. works for me