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<blockquote data-quote="alexirion" data-source="post: 748084" data-attributes="member: 101977">Re: SAF v6.00 (based on LAVF)Yesterday, I had the same issue, MP didn't play anything. GraphStudio showed, that the audio pin was not connected to anything, only video to PDVD11. I could insert a compatible module manually, but it was not possible to connect it with the splitter.I then installed saf6 again and then it was working again - I hope it will now keep doing this. Before I installed new ATI drivers, maybe this can have caused this issue??Besides, bitstreaming of DD works now also in LiveTV on my system.--AlexAnother point: I cannot configure lav audio decoder in graphstudio by double clicking the decoder - it only shows the properties dialog, but not the dialog, where it can be configured! I know, once it was doing that. So, I always need FFDShow as workaround to be able to go into the lav audio configuration via the symbol in the windows start bar. This workaround is a little bit weired - isn't it?Configuring lav audio is quite hidden, and it is important, because hd bitstreaming must be enabled, each time a new saf is installed!--Alex</blockquote>

[QUOTE="alexirion, post: 748084, member: 101977"] [b]Re: SAF v6.00 (based on LAVF)[/b] Yesterday, I had the same issue, MP didn't play anything. GraphStudio showed, that the audio pin was not connected to anything, only video to PDVD11. I could insert a compatible module manually, but it was not possible to connect it with the splitter. I then installed saf6 again and then it was working again - I hope it will now keep doing this. Before I installed new ATI drivers, maybe this can have caused this issue?? Besides, bitstreaming of DD works now also in LiveTV on my system. --Alex Another point: I cannot configure lav audio decoder in graphstudio by double clicking the decoder - it only shows the properties dialog, but not the dialog, where it can be configured! I know, once it was doing that. So, I always need FFDShow as workaround to be able to go into the lav audio configuration via the symbol in the windows start bar. This workaround is a little bit weired - isn't it? Configuring lav audio is quite hidden, and it is important, because hd bitstreaming must be enabled, each time a new saf is installed! --Alex [/QUOTE]

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