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<blockquote data-quote="Franky" data-source="post: 128685" data-attributes="member: 12900">[USER=46448]Moorhuhn[/USER] If think you have understand everything there is to understand, But if I were you I'd try before on the server side with the MP installed (a server client on same PC).What I think is that you should get a working graph from GraphEdit and after try in MP. This because I suppose MP uses a lot of Microsoft code to create the graph and render the .ts file. When you find a working graph you have to force MP to use the same graph changing filter merits.So it's important that GraphEdit(A Microsoft developer tool) works with your file.Fron the VMR9 Directx HD point of view I think has completely, nothing to do with your issues.@ everybody:&nbsp;some considerations about this thred from the developers can be very usefull...At the end I supposse is a bit too early to try H.264 DVB-S2 channels on MP TVserver engine....Regards Francesco</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Franky, post: 128685, member: 12900"] [USER=46448]Moorhuhn[/USER] If think you have understand everything there is to understand, But if I were you I'd try before on the server side with the MP installed (a server client on same PC).What I think is that you should get a working graph from GraphEdit and after try in MP. This because I suppose MP uses a lot of Microsoft code to create the graph and render the .ts file. When you find a working graph you have to force MP to use the same graph changing filter merits. So it's important that GraphEdit(A Microsoft developer tool) works with your file. Fron the VMR9 Directx HD point of view I think has completely, nothing to do with your issues. @ everybody: some considerations about this thred from the developers can be very usefull... At the end I supposse is a bit too early to try H.264 DVB-S2 channels on MP TVserver engine.... Regards Francesco [/QUOTE]

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