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2009-10-03, 11:35 PM
I did have a look at your logs but as I am not really all that good at interpreting the logs yet I was hoping sub or whurlston would have a look for you......unfortunately sub is out of the country for the next couple of weeks & I haven't seen him log on for a day or two & whurlston must have missed this message or been too busy at the time.
2009-10-03, 11:53 PM
My suggestion would be to uninstall coreavc and ffdshow and try these ...
http://www.free-codecs.com/download/MPV_Decoder.htm http://www.free-codecs.com/download/MPA_Decoder.htm They are old and reliable. When you have stuff working with these decoders, you can try again with ffdshow or something.
2009-10-04, 11:44 AM
For your broadcasts you need an H.264 decoder, like the ArcSoft or Cyberlink one, and an HE-AAC decoder. You can get an HE-AAC decoder from http://blog.monogram.sk/janos/2009/03/08...oder-0960/
2009-10-05, 10:12 AM
Huh?
From the look of the answer sub gave you in the message above yours he looked at your logs & gave you some recommendations.
2009-10-05, 02:40 PM
Jaggy - sorry, i dodn't notice that there's page number 2 for this thread
 Sub - Thanks! I already have the he-aac decoder. i'll try to get the arcsoft or cyberling h.264 decoder, but isn't coreavc also a h.264 decoder? one more question - i think i have a ulead h.264 decoder. should i try this one? Graham - Thanks, but i don't understand something - the mpv and mpa decoders are mpeg2 decoders. i already use a great mpeg2 decoder (dscaler, the best!), but for this kins of broadcast i need mpeg4.
2009-10-05, 03:49 PM
amittzor Wrote:Sub - Thanks! I already have the he-aac decoder. i'll try to get the arcsoft or cyberling h.264 decoder, but isn't coreavc also a h.264 decoder? Each h.264 decoder is different. Sub has to write custom support for each one. Try his suggestions.
2009-10-05, 04:26 PM
amittzor Wrote:Graham - Thanks, but i don't understand something - the mpv and mpa decoders are mpeg2 decoders. i already use a great mpeg2 decoder (dscaler, the best!), but for this kins of broadcast i need mpeg4. Ignore me. It was late and I was too tired to be driving. Apologies
2009-10-05, 07:50 PM
ok, i tried both arcsoft and cyberlink, and still - the same problem
 i read somewhere that win7 has built-in decoders that even if you install external decoders, it uses the internal ones. i do have a deocder on the list of h.264 called "microsoft dtv-dvd". i guess this is the one. any idea what i should do? is there anyway to bypass that? is ther anyway to use the internal decoders of VLC or MPC-HC? cause they both aowk great for me. i guess i'm not the only on with win7. thanks again, Amit
2009-10-05, 09:29 PM
ok, i found a hacking tool that allows 3rd party codecs in win7 but unfortunately it doesn't help
the weirdest thing is that i can record, but can't watch. when i'm trying to watch something i recorded gb-pvr crashes. when i'm trying to watch the same file si recorded using gb-pvr on VLC it works great. Any idea? BTW: how can i convert the ts file of the recording to mpeg2 or xvid? (or even mkv) |
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