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<blockquote data-quote="misterd" data-source="post: 163758" data-attributes="member: 19503">Since I don't have Vista installed, I can't evaluate this. I only had a small look into the documentation and found out that mixing is also available in EVR, but it's different from VMR9. So it should be possible.The reason for this approach is very simple. With VMR9 the mixing of the video and the teletext or subtitles is done by VMR9 automatically. You could also use this function for another nice feature too, which was requested very often in the forum.&nbsp; But I don't tell you what it is, because it isn't easy to implement and people will always ask when it is implemented@allI completed the patch today and will do some testing tomorrow (need new SVN build). When it will work, I will post it on sourceforge. For the patch I ported the modifications back to TVE2.I still don't have much time and so I can't work a lot on the filter approach at the moment.MisterD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="misterd, post: 163758, member: 19503"] Since I don't have Vista installed, I can't evaluate this. I only had a small look into the documentation and found out that mixing is also available in EVR, but it's different from VMR9. So it should be possible. The reason for this approach is very simple. With VMR9 the mixing of the video and the teletext or subtitles is done by VMR9 automatically. You could also use this function for another nice feature too, which was requested very often in the forum. But I don't tell you what it is, because it isn't easy to implement and people will always ask when it is implemented @all I completed the patch today and will do some testing tomorrow (need new SVN build). When it will work, I will post it on sourceforge. For the patch I ported the modifications back to TVE2. I still don't have much time and so I can't work a lot on the filter approach at the moment. MisterD [/QUOTE]

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