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<blockquote data-quote="Moorhuhn" data-source="post: 128487" data-attributes="member: 46448">I never tested with the tools Franky introduced till today, so it took me a while to understand everything. From what I understood the point is to let the demulitplexer send the H.264-part of the MPEG2-stream to a valid H.264-decoder. Is this right so far?I then searched for free H.264-codecs (unlike PowerDVD or CoreAVC) and found libavcodec, which is e.g. part of the free ffdshow. I downloaded and installed this software and came to the graph, which I uploaded with this post. As I suppose that ffdshow is generally able to decode H.264 (&quot;ffdShow MPEG-4 Video Decoder&quot; is only the codec name, not the function), I do not understand why the HD-stream is not shown in MP.Could the problem come from the way the H.264-codec gives the data to VMR9?I also tried to open and display a streamed HD-file in VLC: No problem, but I suppose VLC does the decoding and displaying a totally other way than MP, so this wont help a lot!?!When I try to open the same file with &quot;render media file&quot; in GraphEdit I get an &quot;RPC-Server unavailable&quot;-error!?! Anyway is there a way to find out how VLC does the decoding and displaying?What I found a bit strange is that MP uses the codec configured in the &quot;movies&quot;-section for decoding MPEG2-content, no matter what video-decoder I configured in the TV-section.Ok, sorry, I dont think this will be of very much help. But Iam sure we will find a solution some day...<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> Bye,MoorhuhnEDIT:Ups. I didnt see you already have a solution, Franky.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Moorhuhn, post: 128487, member: 46448"] I never tested with the tools Franky introduced till today, so it took me a while to understand everything. From what I understood the point is to let the demulitplexer send the H.264-part of the MPEG2-stream to a valid H.264-decoder. Is this right so far? I then searched for free H.264-codecs (unlike PowerDVD or CoreAVC) and found libavcodec, which is e.g. part of the free ffdshow. I downloaded and installed this software and came to the graph, which I uploaded with this post. As I suppose that ffdshow is generally able to decode H.264 ("ffdShow MPEG-4 Video Decoder" is only the codec name, not the function), I do not understand why the HD-stream is not shown in MP. Could the problem come from the way the H.264-codec gives the data to VMR9? I also tried to open and display a streamed HD-file in VLC: No problem, but I suppose VLC does the decoding and displaying a totally other way than MP, so this wont help a lot!?! When I try to open the same file with "render media file" in GraphEdit I get an "RPC-Server unavailable"-error!?! Anyway is there a way to find out how VLC does the decoding and displaying? What I found a bit strange is that MP uses the codec configured in the "movies"-section for decoding MPEG2-content, no matter what video-decoder I configured in the TV-section. Ok, sorry, I dont think this will be of very much help. But Iam sure we will find a solution some day...:) Bye, Moorhuhn EDIT: Ups. I didnt see you already have a solution, Franky. [/QUOTE]

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