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<blockquote data-quote="Moorhuhn" data-source="post: 128589" data-attributes="member: 46448">A Skystar HD and a Skystar 2 build into to the server. I have no board installed in my client.Download and install ffdshow and set it as the codec in the MP-client-configuration in the movies and the television-section.Thats what I already did yesterday and this is also the file which I cant render in GraphEdit with the RPC-error-message. I was able to open and watch the file using VLC without any problems. Maybe VMR9/DirectX9 is not the best method to display HD-content...<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /> But thats another story. I know they had good reasons to choose VMR9 for displaying the streams.Thats the point where I stand now. As you said the demultiplexer of Cyberlink maybe does some additional operations on the stream. Wouldnt this mean, that one would just have to find a demultiplexer who separates the H.264-part of the MPEG2-stream and send it to, in my case, ffdshow?Franky, do you think, that my general understanding of the way how one could integrate a free H.264/AVC-decoder in the graph, which I described in my last posting and in the previous paragraph are correct?Bye,Moorhuhn</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Moorhuhn, post: 128589, member: 46448"] A Skystar HD and a Skystar 2 build into to the server. I have no board installed in my client. Download and install ffdshow and set it as the codec in the MP-client-configuration in the movies and the television-section. Thats what I already did yesterday and this is also the file which I cant render in GraphEdit with the RPC-error-message. I was able to open and watch the file using VLC without any problems. Maybe VMR9/DirectX9 is not the best method to display HD-content...;) But thats another story. I know they had good reasons to choose VMR9 for displaying the streams. Thats the point where I stand now. As you said the demultiplexer of Cyberlink maybe does some additional operations on the stream. Wouldnt this mean, that one would just have to find a demultiplexer who separates the H.264-part of the MPEG2-stream and send it to, in my case, ffdshow? Franky, do you think, that my general understanding of the way how one could integrate a free H.264/AVC-decoder in the graph, which I described in my last posting and in the previous paragraph are correct? Bye, Moorhuhn [/QUOTE]

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