2012-07-29, 06:42 PM
I have been experimenting with various decoder and filter combinations with my NPVR TS files (both SD and HD).
For years now I have used the Nvidia Purevideo Decoder -- with great success on all types of mpeg recordings and it seems to work quite well on the NPVR ts files -- but I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for a splitter filter to usel. I am currently using a Cyberlink splitter from an older version of PowerDVD -- but wondered it there was anything better. I never had success with the default Microsoft splitter and the Cyberlink is better for me -- but not perfect.
My filter chain is as follows:
Standard File source
Cyberlink demux (PDVD8) splitter filter
Default Directshow sound device
AC3 Filter decoder for AC3 files or ffdshow for mp3 files
EVR renderer
Nvidia PureVideo Decoder
From years of testing and experimenting I have found that the splitter filter is just as critical as the video and audio decoders in getting correct and smooth playback for mpeg ts and for that metter ps files.
Any splitter filter suggestions would be appreciated.
For years now I have used the Nvidia Purevideo Decoder -- with great success on all types of mpeg recordings and it seems to work quite well on the NPVR ts files -- but I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for a splitter filter to usel. I am currently using a Cyberlink splitter from an older version of PowerDVD -- but wondered it there was anything better. I never had success with the default Microsoft splitter and the Cyberlink is better for me -- but not perfect.
My filter chain is as follows:
Standard File source
Cyberlink demux (PDVD8) splitter filter
Default Directshow sound device
AC3 Filter decoder for AC3 files or ffdshow for mp3 files
EVR renderer
Nvidia PureVideo Decoder
From years of testing and experimenting I have found that the splitter filter is just as critical as the video and audio decoders in getting correct and smooth playback for mpeg ts and for that metter ps files.
Any splitter filter suggestions would be appreciated.