2009-02-08, 08:09 PM
After intermittent problems with various file types (many of which were solved by Sub), I eventually decided to construct a parallel "clean" build with as little as possible installed. I plumped for ffdshow as both the video and audio decoder - its Free, and don't have to pay Cyberlink or Core anything at all in the future (though I do own copies of both right now, they've given me endless pain). It also has HD audio options that the others don't.
But I've the following problems.
1. TS files - MPEG2
These playback audio but a blank screen video. The log implies everything is fine and ffdshow is being attached.
2. TS files - H264
These don't playback at all, and just switch back to the menu.
Using graphedt and good old Haali as the splitter both these files play back fine. It seems that ffdshow and TS reader can't be coming to an agreement on how to deal with the video in #1, and anything in #2.
Has anyone else got ffdshow to work with TS files in GBPVR.
ffdshow is fine for MKVs, DVD etc etc, its just TS files it has a problem with.
Its likely that I could get them working by installing Cyberlink. But given problems I've had with that in the past on other files (and its cost), I'd prefer to see if its possible to get ffdshow to work. outside of GBPVR ffdshow is happy to play anything I've thrown at it so far, so I'm hopeful its achievable.
Cheers,
Spence
But I've the following problems.
1. TS files - MPEG2
These playback audio but a blank screen video. The log implies everything is fine and ffdshow is being attached.
2. TS files - H264
These don't playback at all, and just switch back to the menu.
Using graphedt and good old Haali as the splitter both these files play back fine. It seems that ffdshow and TS reader can't be coming to an agreement on how to deal with the video in #1, and anything in #2.
Has anyone else got ffdshow to work with TS files in GBPVR.
ffdshow is fine for MKVs, DVD etc etc, its just TS files it has a problem with.
Its likely that I could get them working by installing Cyberlink. But given problems I've had with that in the past on other files (and its cost), I'd prefer to see if its possible to get ffdshow to work. outside of GBPVR ffdshow is happy to play anything I've thrown at it so far, so I'm hopeful its achievable.
Cheers,
Spence