Weird BSPlayer behaviour

[eXtremeDevil]

So I was watching a video on BSPlayer (10bit x264 encode) when I see a weird effect. The same video played in MPC doesn't have it.

I don't understand since both programs use the same filters, or they are supposed to as I configured them. I'm using Haali Splitter and ffdshow here. Funny thing: if I disable ffdshow for BSP the video fixes. But I cannot imagine how is this ffdshow's fault, or how to fix it.

Here's a capture:

http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/8937

I know they're not the same frames, but you can see what I mean.

So what's going on with BSP or ffdshow (although apparently MPC also uses it)? How can I fix it?

Thanks.

[vivan]

Are you sure that BSPlayer and MPC-HC are using the same ffdshow? E.g. maybe you use x64 MPC-HC that uses x64 ffdshow and x86 BSPlayer that uses some outdated version of x86 ffdshow...

[eXtremeDevil]

I don't have a x64 MPC. I have the x86 one. It is the same because I see the filter path that is in use in both programs.

[eXtremeDevil]

So I disabled h264 on ffdshow, and on BSP the ffdshow icon still shows up, and now the effect is gone, but I guess that is because the video is being decoded by somebody else. No idea on what's happening but I can't disable h264 on ffdshow because I use it on some other stuff.

What can I do?