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<blockquote data-quote="niblick" data-source="post: 144049" data-attributes="member: 27862">Whether CoreAVC is better than PDVD or not is purely subjective – personally I’m quite happy with the results I get with the PDVD H264 codec. The point is that both should work as I can get both to work in other apps (eg. Dvbviewer).In my case I use TVE3 in client/server mode (from other comments I think MP classic is different) and can watch live HDTV no problem but I can’t play recorded ts files directly ie without renaming or using an external app.The problem is that with dvbviewer I have more control over the codecs inserted in the DS graph that is built to play H264 content. MP seems to rely pretty much on the automated “merit” system to construct the graph but favours certain filters (eg. the MS mpeg demux). I believe this is possible if you preload the filters prior to building the graph but I don’t know exactly what MP does since I haven’t had time to trawl through the code yet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="niblick, post: 144049, member: 27862"] Whether CoreAVC is better than PDVD or not is purely subjective – personally I’m quite happy with the results I get with the PDVD H264 codec. The point is that both should work as I can get both to work in other apps (eg. Dvbviewer). In my case I use TVE3 in client/server mode (from other comments I think MP classic is different) and can watch live HDTV no problem but I can’t play recorded ts files directly ie without renaming or using an external app. The problem is that with dvbviewer I have more control over the codecs inserted in the DS graph that is built to play H264 content. MP seems to rely pretty much on the automated “merit” system to construct the graph but favours certain filters (eg. the MS mpeg demux). I believe this is possible if you preload the filters prior to building the graph but I don’t know exactly what MP does since I haven’t had time to trawl through the code yet. [/QUOTE]

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