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<blockquote data-quote="Franky" data-source="post: 128561" data-attributes="member: 12900">For what I understood the MPeg2Demultiplexer (mpg2splt.ax) alone can't demux H.264 stream. Installing Cyberlink 7.0 decoders there is another demux that has to be involved in H.264 decoding, raisimg its merits. Now, without cyberlinks7 decoders I don't know what happens.[USER=46448]Moorhuhn[/USER] :Which DVB-S2 board do you use? And How have you obtained the attached graph?First of all if I were you I try to have a valid H.264 .ts file recorded with AltDvb or dwbviewer tuning an H.264 channel. You can try to get this also with MediaPortal TVServer utility, going in Manual Control, starting TimeShift and Record to get a .ts H.264 file. I tried yesterday and I saw that the file disappear after you stop the test so you should go into the recording directory and copy the file before to stop recording. After try the file with VLC to see if it's a valid H.264 .ts file.At this point you have to find the way to render this file in GraphEdit, otherwise you have no chance to see it in MP. You can try to create some tests graphs. When you find a way to rendere this file you have to raise merits of the filters involved. At this point, this file should be rendered also in MP-&gt;videos. After this you can start to try with H.264 channels.However yesterday I made some other tests and I see that H.264 is a bit unstable in MP also if now I can tune some H.264 channels. For example, when I switch from a SD channel to an H.264 channel the graph created is not correct. So I have to stop and restart TV, BTW it works for all FTA HD H.264 channels on HotBird13 and Astra19.2...If you want to have more stability in HD channels remove everithing has nothing to do with MP and is not supported by MP Team...!!!....RegardsFrancesco</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Franky, post: 128561, member: 12900"] For what I understood the MPeg2Demultiplexer (mpg2splt.ax) alone can't demux H.264 stream. Installing Cyberlink 7.0 decoders there is another demux that has to be involved in H.264 decoding, raisimg its merits. Now, without cyberlinks7 decoders I don't know what happens. [USER=46448]Moorhuhn[/USER] : Which DVB-S2 board do you use? And How have you obtained the attached graph? First of all if I were you I try to have a valid H.264 .ts file recorded with AltDvb or dwbviewer tuning an H.264 channel. You can try to get this also with MediaPortal TVServer utility, going in Manual Control, starting TimeShift and Record to get a .ts H.264 file. I tried yesterday and I saw that the file disappear after you stop the test so you should go into the recording directory and copy the file before to stop recording. After try the file with VLC to see if it's a valid H.264 .ts file. At this point you have to find the way to render this file in GraphEdit, otherwise you have no chance to see it in MP. You can try to create some tests graphs. When you find a way to rendere this file you have to raise merits of the filters involved. At this point, this file should be rendered also in MP->videos. After this you can start to try with H.264 channels. However yesterday I made some other tests and I see that H.264 is a bit unstable in MP also if now I can tune some H.264 channels. For example, when I switch from a SD channel to an H.264 channel the graph created is not correct. So I have to stop and restart TV, BTW it works for all FTA HD H.264 channels on HotBird13 and Astra19.2... If you want to have more stability in HD channels remove everithing has nothing to do with MP and is not supported by MP Team...!!!.... Regards Francesco [/QUOTE]

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