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nevcairiel · 15th November 2016, 17:11

You don't happen to have a font with the same/similar name installed in the system already, do you?
For some reason it won't let you install a new font properly if there is already one with the same basename, for example. It can result in rather odd looking issues. Not sure if the font registering or the font usage in MPC-HC is to blame.

As mentioned above, the font name is "NeoSans". Anything with that name in your Windows font list?

There isn't exactly much one can do wrong when registering fonts. Take the font blob from the mkv and give it to some windows API.

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nevcairiel Registered Developer Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Hamburg/Germany Posts: 10,346	You don't happen to have a font with the same/similar name installed in the system already, do you? For some reason it won't let you install a new font properly if there is already one with the same basename, for example. It can result in rather odd looking issues. Not sure if the font registering or the font usage in MPC-HC is to blame. As mentioned above, the font name is "NeoSans". Anything with that name in your Windows font list? There isn't exactly much one can do wrong when registering fonts. Take the font blob from the mkv and give it to some windows API. __________________ LAV Filters - open source ffmpeg based media splitter and decoders Last edited by nevcairiel; 15th November 2016 at 17:15.