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tourettes:
Hi,
Yes, I'm referring to "TsReader.ax".

As far as I can tell, these are the issues with the filter:
1. When an unsupported format is encountered, the filter doesn't return an error, it always loads with 3 output pins, regardless of actual media content.
2. Even when loading a file containing random junk data, the filter will still load and connect to audio decoders successfully (not to video decoders). The audio sub-type is listed as "MPEG2 Audio".
3. The subtitle stream returns the "MPEG2_Transport" video sub-type.
This confuses my player as it doesn't expect a filter with two video format pins that will only allow a connection on one of the pins.
If the filter doesn't detect a subtitle stream, why is it exposing a subtitle pin on the filter?

P.S.
I tried testing the filter with M2TS files from a decrypted BlyRay disc and it failed to work.
Does the filter supports this type of content?

<blockquote data-quote="ZPBlight" data-source="post: 798209" data-attributes="member: 115891">tourettes:Hi,Yes, I'm referring to &quot;TsReader.ax&quot;.As far as I can tell, these are the issues with the filter:1. When an unsupported format is encountered, the filter doesn't return an error, it always loads with 3 output pins, regardless of actual media content.2. Even when loading a file containing random junk data, the filter will still load and connect to audio decoders successfully (not to video decoders). The audio sub-type is listed as &quot;MPEG2 Audio&quot;.3. The subtitle stream returns the &quot;MPEG2_Transport&quot; video sub-type.This confuses my player as it doesn't expect a filter with two video format pins that will only allow a connection on one of the pins.If the filter doesn't detect a subtitle stream, why is it exposing a subtitle pin on the filter?P.S.I tried testing the filter with M2TS files from a decrypted BlyRay disc and it failed to work.Does the filter supports this type of content?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ZPBlight, post: 798209, member: 115891"] tourettes: Hi, Yes, I'm referring to "TsReader.ax". As far as I can tell, these are the issues with the filter: 1. When an unsupported format is encountered, the filter doesn't return an error, it always loads with 3 output pins, regardless of actual media content. 2. Even when loading a file containing random junk data, the filter will still load and connect to audio decoders successfully (not to video decoders). The audio sub-type is listed as "MPEG2 Audio". 3. The subtitle stream returns the "MPEG2_Transport" video sub-type. This confuses my player as it doesn't expect a filter with two video format pins that will only allow a connection on one of the pins. If the filter doesn't detect a subtitle stream, why is it exposing a subtitle pin on the filter? P.S. I tried testing the filter with M2TS files from a decrypted BlyRay disc and it failed to work. Does the filter supports this type of content? [/QUOTE]