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Haali is a splitter not a codec. Splitters split the container into the various streams, and codecs decode them. So yes, something is "taking over", ie doing the decoding and it is most likely CoreAVC.

If you want to see what a Directshow graph looks like, download and install graphstudio.

RadScorpion’s blog MONOGRAM GraphStudio

Start MP in windowed mode, play your file, and then run graphstudio and "connect to remote graph". It will draw you a picture showing all the splitters, codecs and renderers used to play the file. It should help you understand what is going on with the file.

Another useful tool for troubleshooting codec problems is mediainfo. It can provide details of the streams in the container. It sounds like you may have a bad encode with an extra track in it that can't be decoded.

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<blockquote data-quote="globaldonkey" data-source="post: 416772" data-attributes="member: 49844">Haali is a splitter not a codec. Splitters split the container into the various streams, and codecs decode them. So yes, something is &quot;taking over&quot;, ie doing the decoding and it is most likely CoreAVC.If you want to see what a Directshow graph looks like, download and install graphstudio. <a href="http://blog.monogram.sk/janos/tools/monogram-graphstudio/" target="_blank">RadScorpion’s blog&nbsp; MONOGRAM GraphStudio</a>Start MP in windowed mode, play your file, and then run graphstudio and &quot;connect to remote graph&quot;. It will draw you a picture showing all the splitters, codecs and renderers used to play the file. It should help you understand what is going on with the file.Another useful tool for troubleshooting codec problems is mediainfo. It can provide details of the streams in the container. It sounds like you may have a bad encode with an extra track in it that can't be decoded. <a href="http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en/Download" target="_blank">MediaInfo - Download</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="globaldonkey, post: 416772, member: 49844"] Haali is a splitter not a codec. Splitters split the container into the various streams, and codecs decode them. So yes, something is "taking over", ie doing the decoding and it is most likely CoreAVC. If you want to see what a Directshow graph looks like, download and install graphstudio. [url=http://blog.monogram.sk/janos/tools/monogram-graphstudio/]RadScorpion’s blog MONOGRAM GraphStudio[/url] Start MP in windowed mode, play your file, and then run graphstudio and "connect to remote graph". It will draw you a picture showing all the splitters, codecs and renderers used to play the file. It should help you understand what is going on with the file. Another useful tool for troubleshooting codec problems is mediainfo. It can provide details of the streams in the container. It sounds like you may have a bad encode with an extra track in it that can't be decoded. [url=http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en/Download]MediaInfo - Download[/url] [/QUOTE]