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<blockquote data-quote="hoborg" data-source="post: 350868" data-attributes="member: 77164">Hello.MPC-HC filter needs direct connection to renderer for DXVA. If you put directvobsub(subtitles) between them, DXVA cannot be used.MKV+external subtitles are not possible in MP - this is not supported by MP (yet). You need to put them inside MKV. It is just few mouse click in MKV merge - read first page of this thread for more info.About disabling software rendering (FFmpeg) - i never try it, there was no reason for that - you are first one who reported such problem... Didn't this broke h.264/VC1 video + subtitles?If you have installed PowerDVD, i believe this will mess your system a lot... You only need one file from PowerDVD. Make sure by graphstudio that MPC-HC are realy in use when playing H.264/VC-1 video.BTW- cat.8.12 (XP) have broken hardware MPEG2 deinterlacing (DVD's, Live SD TV), so if you want best picture quality, try cat.8.5.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hoborg, post: 350868, member: 77164"] Hello. MPC-HC filter needs direct connection to renderer for DXVA. If you put directvobsub(subtitles) between them, DXVA cannot be used. MKV+external subtitles are not possible in MP - this is not supported by MP (yet). You need to put them inside MKV. It is just few mouse click in MKV merge - read first page of this thread for more info. About disabling software rendering (FFmpeg) - i never try it, there was no reason for that - you are first one who reported such problem... Didn't this broke h.264/VC1 video + subtitles? If you have installed PowerDVD, i believe this will mess your system a lot... You only need one file from PowerDVD. Make sure by graphstudio that MPC-HC are realy in use when playing H.264/VC-1 video. BTW- cat.8.12 (XP) have broken hardware MPEG2 deinterlacing (DVD's, Live SD TV), so if you want best picture quality, try cat.8.5. [/QUOTE]

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