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<blockquote data-quote="Moonracer" data-source="post: 581990" data-attributes="member: 86360">Thank you Wizzing!I did some research and last night I uninstalled all of my codecs then installed the SAF codecs. I am running 1.0.2 stable and not the recommended 1.1.0 beta which could be my problem. I just don't know.But...I now can't play VC-1 and some MKV's have audio that is out of sync. I'm sort of worse off than I was before when running NVIDIA for DVD and CoreAVC for HD. I did notice that the MKV's I was having a problem with got better in that the audio was only stuttering now and not the video too!I'm running a 3Ghz Wolfdale E8500 Intel CPU with 4GB of system memory. Even bandwidth intensive HD like a lossless rip of Transformers plays without a hiccup. Do you think that upgrading to MP 1.1.0 beta could make SAF codec pack run correctly? I followed the instructions to the letter.Not sure what to do from here.Thanks again for your reply!mr</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Moonracer, post: 581990, member: 86360"] Thank you Wizzing! I did some research and last night I uninstalled all of my codecs then installed the SAF codecs. I am running 1.0.2 stable and not the recommended 1.1.0 beta which could be my problem. I just don't know. But...I now can't play VC-1 and some MKV's have audio that is out of sync. I'm sort of worse off than I was before when running NVIDIA for DVD and CoreAVC for HD. I did notice that the MKV's I was having a problem with got better in that the audio was only stuttering now and not the video too! I'm running a 3Ghz Wolfdale E8500 Intel CPU with 4GB of system memory. Even bandwidth intensive HD like a lossless rip of Transformers plays without a hiccup. Do you think that upgrading to MP 1.1.0 beta could make SAF codec pack run correctly? I followed the instructions to the letter. Not sure what to do from here. Thanks again for your reply! mr [/QUOTE]

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