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alexVS
23rd November 2009, 20:24
WMP12 - it plays DVD allright, but it's not very comfortable to me.

Other players have problem.
MPC (or MPC-Home cinema) with latest k-lite codec pack,
KMPlayer (tried both internal and external codecs).
They play ALL file formats, even when I open any VOB file from DVD-folder, they can play it and I can choose language and I hear sound.

But if I open VIDEO_TS.IFO, then instead of AC3filter or internal KMPlayer audio decoder, in the list of filters there is Microsoft DTV-DVD Audio decoder, which means no sound to me. Don't know why. But actually I would be glad if there was AC3filter or liba52 there but I don't know how to disable this Microsoft DTV-DVD Audio decoder. It somehow linked with "DVD Navigator" filter.

Could you help me, please?

DigitalDeviant
23rd November 2009, 21:38
WMP12 - it plays DVD allright, but it's not very comfortable to me.

Other players have problem.
MPC (or MPC-Home cinema) with latest k-lite codec pack,
KMPlayer (tried both internal and external codecs).
They play ALL file formats, even when I open any VOB file from DVD-folder, they can play it and I can choose language and I hear sound.

But if I open VIDEO_TS.IFO, then instead of AC3filter or internal KMPlayer audio decoder, in the list of filters there is Microsoft DTV-DVD Audio decoder, which means no sound to me. Don't know why. But actually I would be glad if there was AC3filter or liba52 there but I don't know how to disable this Microsoft DTV-DVD Audio decoder. It somehow linked with "DVD Navigator" filter.

Could you help me, please?

MPC-HC. Block DTV-DVD Audio Decoder in external filters.

Shark007
23rd November 2009, 21:47
MPC-HC. Block DTV-DVD Audio Decoder in external filters.

or . . .

use a codecpack specifically writen for Windows 7 (http://shark007.net/win7codecs.html) and the directshow issues it presents,
you'd have a singleclick option to disable (or re-enable) the microsoft audio codec allowing playback in the Microsft players.
See the attached pic.

http://img265.imageshack.us/img265/4926/hacksw.jpg

alexVS
23rd November 2009, 22:18
Thanks a lot! I will try both ways tomorrow.

clsid
23rd November 2009, 23:01
DigitalDeviant's method works without having to hack your system (renaming files).

alexVS
24th November 2009, 09:30
1. MPC-HC. Block DTV-DVD Audio Decoder in external filters.
Tried it, and after that MPC-HC refused to playback DVD with an error "codec not found: DVD Navigator::AC3". Something like this. Perhaps I got a mess with the codecs, so I uninstalled K-lite codec pack.

2. codecpack specifically writen for Windows 7 This works super. KMPlayer works with it's own internal filters. MPC-HC uses ffdshow. DVD plays with sound. Thanks a lot!

Shark007
25th November 2009, 13:22
1. I uninstalled K-lite codec pack.

2. use a codecpack specifically writen for Windows 7 (http://shark007.net/win7codecs.html)

This works super. KMPlayer works with it's own internal filters. MPC-HC uses ffdshow. DVD plays with sound. Thanks a lot!

you're welcome.

glad to have assisted in the removal of that K-crap

clsid
25th November 2009, 13:58
K-superior has nothing to do with alexVS's problem. It's the Microsoft decoder that causes it, as proved by your own suggestion to disable that filter.

Stop spreading lies.

Mike89
27th December 2009, 08:31
I didn't get from Shark's comment that he was suggesting the K-Lite codec pack was causing the particular problem, just that he thought it was junk. Where are the lies?

stax76
6th January 2010, 00:09
Tried it, and after that MPC-HC refused to playback DVD with an error "codec not found: DVD Navigator::AC3".

Does that mean no AC3 decoder? Isn't MPC's built in AC3 decoder enabled by default? I thought pretty much all internal filters are enabled by default.