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SAF v4.00 ''stable'' (StandAlone Filters) - DXVA ready (H.264 and VC-1).
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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 498038" data-attributes="member: 76888"><p>Just wondering what the advantage of using MPA/Monogram AAC over FFDShow, FFDshow can do both, has more options for mixing channels and it correctly handles multichannel AAC which is becoming more common. I guess those 2 codecs are smaller and simplier to setup. Also the FFDShow audio codec comes with FFDSHOW video codec (which is very annoying) you have to disable it so it doesn't try to load. And the wierd thing also is for some movies i get jerking video frames with SPDIF via either codec, however if I use AC3Filter post processing then it solves the jerky video frames. This problem not present if using analog 2 channel audio output. Lots of users have posted about the jerky/stuttering video frames with SPDIF audio that resolves with ac3filter.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 498038, member: 76888"] Just wondering what the advantage of using MPA/Monogram AAC over FFDShow, FFDshow can do both, has more options for mixing channels and it correctly handles multichannel AAC which is becoming more common. I guess those 2 codecs are smaller and simplier to setup. Also the FFDShow audio codec comes with FFDSHOW video codec (which is very annoying) you have to disable it so it doesn't try to load. And the wierd thing also is for some movies i get jerking video frames with SPDIF via either codec, however if I use AC3Filter post processing then it solves the jerky video frames. This problem not present if using analog 2 channel audio output. Lots of users have posted about the jerky/stuttering video frames with SPDIF audio that resolves with ac3filter. [/QUOTE]
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