Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="kstam" data-source="post: 327836" data-attributes="member: 76046">I had the same issue with an HVR1300 (maybe a hauppauge problem??) and solved it by switching to ts also.I just bumped into this thread trying to find if others had the same and how to make it working with .mpg.What I found is that the .mpg file that has no sound in MP and WMP plays fine with sound in PowerDVD 8.So actually the sound IS recorded. If you check the MP logs you will see that it find NO sound stream when trying to play the file. But if PowerDVD does then I assume that the audio stream is not recognized by the stream splitter filter MP and WMP uses. But the cyberlink one recognizes it fine.For now I also use TS, but I 'm investigating for the reason. By the way which version of hauppauge drivers are you using 4.6b?? Anyone with older version to tell us how it works?And anyone knows if and how we can change the splitter filter MP uses??Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kstam, post: 327836, member: 76046"] I had the same issue with an HVR1300 (maybe a hauppauge problem??) and solved it by switching to ts also. I just bumped into this thread trying to find if others had the same and how to make it working with .mpg. What I found is that the .mpg file that has no sound in MP and WMP plays fine with sound in PowerDVD 8. So actually the sound IS recorded. If you check the MP logs you will see that it find NO sound stream when trying to play the file. But if PowerDVD does then I assume that the audio stream is not recognized by the stream splitter filter MP and WMP uses. But the cyberlink one recognizes it fine. For now I also use TS, but I 'm investigating for the reason. By the way which version of hauppauge drivers are you using 4.6b?? Anyone with older version to tell us how it works? And anyone knows if and how we can change the splitter filter MP uses?? Thanks [/QUOTE]

Verification