MPClassic Woe With Matroska + AC3 :(

[Terranigma]

Has anyone noticed any problems with MPClassic + AC3 when The Matroska box is Ticked in Internal Filters such as a soft stop near the end of a video (Like a bad buffer issue causing the video to jerk)? I have it ticked so that I'd be able to tell what the bitrate usage is for each video/audio frame, but without it ticked, I'm not able to tell. Any suggestions?

[LoRd_MuldeR]

Any suggestions?

Uncheck that box and let Haali's splitter do the job...

[Terranigma]

Uncheck that box and let Haali's splitter do the job...

Yea, but If I do that, I get improper bitrate info for either the video or audio streams. It's showing the avg. bitrate for video to be around 233kbps, and for audio around 22kbps. That's obviously fallacy.

[Terranigma]

Ok, seems I need to make myself more clear, so I decided to take a screenshot of what i'm talking about
http://img68.imageshack.us/img68/392/sexampleqh5.png

In Mpclassic, i've have "statistics" checked so that i'd be able to get more info about my videos, such as what I have shown in the pic. There's no way that my audio's 24 KB/s, when it's a constant 192kbps ac-3 audio, and the bitrate for the video being that low (144/179KB/s)? That's just preposterous. :rolleyes:
That's what I get when I choose to use an external filter for matroska besides MPClassic's Internal filter, but If I use the Internal filter, I get a lag delay near the end of any clip with dolby audio. I'm using MPClassic 6.4.9.0 if that's of any relevance.

[MetalheadGautham]

are you sure you are using haali's media splitter? I myself use it and experience no problems with it.

and how is the quality of the video? is it worse when used with a splitter in MPC or is it just as good as when played in a software like VLC?(make sure you have post processing disabled in both fdshow and vlc to get accurate matches).

[squid_80]

There's no way that my audio's 24 KB/s, when it's a constant 192kbps ac-3 audio, and the bitrate for the video being that low (144/179KB/s)? That's just preposterous. :rolleyes: Are you sure?
192kbps = 192000 bits per second = 24000 bytes/sec = ~24KB/s.
Similarly 144KB/s = ~1mbps.

[Terranigma]

Are you sure?
192kbps = 192000 bits per second = 24000 bytes/sec = ~24KB/s.
Similarly 144KB/s = ~1mbps.

oic, so it is displaying properly :o
But is there a way I could have haali displaying that stats in kbps? :)