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hundsmicahn
18th August 2006, 09:15
Hi

I've searched the forum for "upsidedown" and read nearly every post regarding this problem, but I didn't really find a solution for me.

My problem is, that only mpeg-2 files are played upsidedown, all the other formats are played correctly. I installed ffdshow, and tried to use it as a filter for all formats, but still the same problem. I know that there is an option in ffdshow "flip" which flips the output video, but then mpeg-2 plays correct and all the other formats are flipped.
I tried to uninstall every ds filter I found. Then I started gspot with a mpeg2 file and it said "no codec found" which seems to be okay, but the strange thing is, that media player classic still played the mpeg2 video upsidedown altough I removed all mpeg2 codec and filters.
I dont really have a clue why this happens, does anyone have an idea to solve this ??

How can I disable EVERY mpeg2 video filter, and why is it upsidedown ?

thanks in advance
regards
miachn

unskinnyboy
18th August 2006, 12:32
Render the MPEG-2 file in GraphEdit and post the screenshot here so we can see what exactly is decoding your video. We will take it from there.

foxyshadis
18th August 2006, 12:43
If MPC is doing the decoding it won't show up in Graphedit. Can you check to see whether MPEG-2 Video is checked in MPC internal filters? If so that might be your problem.

hundsmicahn
18th August 2006, 14:42
Hi

I cant open it in Graphedit because it says there is no codec for it, and it seems logic to me, because I've removed every codec I found (Nero, Powerdvd, ffdshow...).
Another reason could be, that I converted the mpv from an avi. And during the conversion the faulty ds filter was installed and it converted it upsidedown, but now when the right codec is installed it is upsidedown, of course, because it was converted that way. Is this possible ?

regards
miachn

setarip_old
18th August 2006, 16:01
Hi!Another reason could be, that I converted the mpv from an avi. And during the conversion the faulty ds filter was installed and it converted it upsidedownThat certainly is the reason. Now that you'v eliminated the problematic driver, just do the conversion again...

hundsmicahn
18th August 2006, 16:17
Hi

Will try to convert it again. Thanks for your help !!

regards
miachn