Need desperate help: tcpmp.win32.0.71h subtitle plugin

[nal]

Hello Guys,

I'm in desperate need of the subtitle plugin for tcpmp 0.71 windows desktop version. I know, you probably may be asking why I need such a player in the first place. My system is old... so old that even tcpmp.win32.0.72RC1 drops many frames when playing H264(in the MKV container).
I only came to the forum as a last resort after searching the entire internet. You have NO IDEA how hard I tried to get the aac plugin(aac.plg) for desktop. Its existence has been totally erased from cyberspace except for a single active link. :confused: Well.. that's my story.

If you could be kind enough to share the subtitle plugin for tcpmp.win32.0.71h I'd be EXTREMELY grateful.

Thanks in advance,
nal

EDIT: I have no problems accepting a more efficient player than tcpmp0.71h with all the necessary plugins. :)

[Leak]

EDIT: I have no problems accepting a more efficient player than tcpmp0.71h with all the necessary plugins. :)
mplayer?

I would be surprised if there's a DirectShow player out there that performs better - the UI leaves a bit to be desired, though.

[nal]

In Media Player Classic I get horrible frame rates.
The switcher which comes with Matroska is very inefficient. When I play MPC with Matroska pack, the video becomes a slide show.
I installed Matroska pack without the switchers/splitters and separately installed Morgan stream switcher. When I did that the situation improved a little, but not much.
Tcpmp 0.71h is the best. All the problems just vanished without a trace. It's so efficient that it doesn't even consume 100% cpu.

I noticed several links to subtitle-plugins for pocket pc & other mobile devices, but no Desktop version. If anyone has it then please share it.

EDIT: I even tried Coreavc Pro. Coreavc plays it without any frame drops but the video is slower than the Audio. The lag between the Audio & video just keeps getting progressive. So if you play a movie and keep it running for 5 minutes, the Audio will be at the 5 min line but the video will still be around 3 minutes.

[Leak]

In Media Player Classic I get horrible frame rates.
I said mplayer (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=129909), not Media Player Classic. :rolleyes:

np: Radiohead - Climbing Up The Walls (OK Computer)

[CruNcher]

@nal
System ?


[EDIT: I have no problems accepting a more efficient player than tcpmp0.71h with all the necessary plugins.

i doub't you gonna find one except mplayer as Leak allready said that could help you ;)

[nal]

I said mplayer, not Media Player Classic.

np: Radiohead - Climbing Up The Walls (OK Computer)

Oops.. I have heard about it but never gave it a try.. untill now. It's a big improvement. I get smooth frames when there is little motion in the video. But in large variations like when the video pans/zooms, or when more than 30% of the video is in a state of motion, the frame rate drops. When the video pans the frame rate drops DRASTICALLY. In contrast I get a smooooth video in tcpmp.
Do I have to do any tweaking, Leak? I already set the priority of SMplayer to RealTime.


System ?
Cruncher, I have Intel 733 Mhz, 196mb Ram of which 8 mb is allocated to my onboard graphic card.

[buzzqw]

raise video ram to 16 or 32.. would help ?

BHH

[nal]

Yeah, apart from the processor it could be the RAM as well buzz, but... I'm getting flawless frame rates in tcpmp in this same configuration. Even I was amazed the first time I saw it. I never dreamed my system can play high resolution, high bit rate h264files that well. tcpmp is really something.

[CruNcher]

For even more performance try to avoid Smplayer GUI it costs you RAM better bind your file extensions directly to mplayer.exe.
And yes TCPMP is a nice thing i allready saw the CorePlayer in action for the Desktop (Tech Preview) and it could help you as it's even a faster framework then TCPMP was, actually it's the successor of it, sadly currently only the Mobile version is available for Purchase for Symbian and other Cellphones and i dunno when CorePlayer is gonna arrive for the Desktop now.
http://coreplayer.com/content/view/31/44/
http://www.betaplayer.com/ this will be the Open Source version of it

[nal]

I noticed CorePlayer when searching for tcpmp. I too hope they release that soon. In the mean time... I hope someone shares the subtitle plugin for the tcpmp.