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PurpleMan
30th November 2006, 14:22
Hello everybody.

I have x264/ac3 matroska files that I'm unsuccessfully trying to play with various directshow players.

mplayer classic and windows media player complain about no video codec.

if I try to render the file using Graphedit it only renders the audio, and leaves the video pin from the splitter not connected to anything.

However, if I manually add ffdshow to the graph and connect it to the video pin of the splitter, it DOES connect, and I can play the graph (and hence the file).

Any idea why it won't connect automatically when it's trying to parse the file w/ directshow?

Thanks in advance.

P.S.-
ffdshow IS set to decode x264 content.

check
30th November 2006, 14:37
is your video card correctly configured? have you installed any codec packs / done any filter registration tweaking yourself?

PurpleMan
30th November 2006, 14:40
well I installed the matroska pack.. but other than that nothing I can think of.

I used the matroska diagnose tool to show me the directshow rendering process.. it doesn't even try to connect to ffdshow... just a bunch of seemingly unrelated filters like directvobsub and cyberlink mpeg2 codec

I'm really stumped.

check
30th November 2006, 14:57
could be a problem elsewhere in the dshow list. Download the CCCP Insurgent from cccp-project.net and post up a system log and a test render of said file. Note the test render will reveal filepaths.

bond
30th November 2006, 20:19
Hello everybody.

I have x264/ac3 matroska files that I'm unsuccessfully trying to play with various directshow players.

mplayer classic and windows media player complain about no video codec.

if I try to render the file using Graphedit it only renders the audio, and leaves the video pin from the splitter not connected to anything.

However, if I manually add ffdshow to the graph and connect it to the video pin of the splitter, it DOES connect, and I can play the graph (and hence the file).

Any idea why it won't connect automatically when it's trying to parse the file w/ directshow?

Thanks in advance.

P.S.-
ffdshow IS set to decode x264 content.is the mkv file native avc or vfw-mode?

Haali
30th November 2006, 23:27
Matroska pack is outdated and is no longer recommended. Please use CCCP pack instead.

MeteorRain
2nd December 2006, 13:46
imho, you can uninstall the whole matroska pack, and use ffdshow latest version instead. good luck

MR

multicone
9th December 2006, 19:10
ffdshow does comprise a matroska splitter now ? I've been away some time, but this is the first thing i hear ?

KoD
9th December 2006, 20:30
It does not. The best splitter for matroska right now is the one from Haali.