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Old 15th May 2006, 23:14   #2281  |  Link
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Old 16th May 2006, 01:39   #2282  |  Link
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How can I play ripped VIDEO_TS with MPC?

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Drag and drop the VIDEO_TS folder on top of the MPC window.
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Old 16th May 2006, 16:19   #2283  |  Link
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How can I play ripped VIDEO_TS with MPC?

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Uh... associate "DVD File" with MPC and then double-click on VIDEO_TS.IFO?
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Old 26th November 2007, 10:47   #2284  |  Link
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frame step and virtual surround

Hi, Gabest. I've been using various incarnations of MPC for ages, so many thanks for that.

Two issues: one is I can't get mpc to frame step back - forward's okay; the keys seem to be assigned properly (vk_left and right respectively). I'm also not clear as to how to assign a new key properly. The other issue is whether MPC supports any kind of virtual surround output.

You're bound to ask me what version I've got; I dowloaded both the latest version of MPC plus the Home Cinema version - if you need file numbers I'll need to check when I get home tonight.

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You're bound to ask me what version I've got; I dowloaded both the latest version of MPC plus the Home Cinema version - if you need file numbers I'll need to check when I get home tonight.

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Is it one of the latest contributed builds or an older one?
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Old 26th November 2007, 12:51   #2286  |  Link
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Is it one of the latest contributed builds or an older one?
I only downloaded it on Saturday and I'm pretty sure it said "latest version" or something similar; typically I can't now remember where I got it or its version number - I'll get the details tonight! Thanks for your help.

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The other issue is whether MPC supports any kind of virtual surround output.
I don't think so, but you could use ffdshow's audio decoder, it supports downmixing surround using a HRTF or headphone spatialization, if you meant that.

As for stepping back - I'd be surprised if it actually worked since DirectShow doesn't really support it; you can single-step forward but not backward with it, and seeking back some fraction of a second might also be off...
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I only downloaded it on Saturday and I'm pretty sure it said "latest version" or something similar; typically I can't now remember where I got it or its version number - I'll get the details tonight! Thanks for your help.
Okay; sorry for the delay - my existing MPC is 6.4.8.2

Since then I got mplayerc_20071015 [mplayerc_1107] and mplayerc_homecinema_x86_v1.0.11.0

Has anyone ever written a user guide for non-techies like me? I've looked on the home page but there doesn't seem to be any documentation (not for mere mortals, anyway!)

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I don't think so, but you could use ffdshow's audio decoder, it supports downmixing surround using a HRTF or headphone spatialization, if you meant that.

As for stepping back - I'd be surprised if it actually worked since DirectShow doesn't really support it; you can single-step forward but not backward with it, and seeking back some fraction of a second might also be off...
Hi, Leak. Yes, I was thinking about virtual surround support for headphones or two speakers. I'm not sure I know enough about setting ffdshow, though!
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Has anyone ever written a user guide for non-techies like me?
I don’t know about non-techie. But there is documentation on the guliverkli project page: http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...kage_id=144472
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Media player classic with FFmpeg 0.5

March 10, 2009. FFmpeg 0.5 is out with many speed improvements.

Gabest, is there any chance to have a version of media player classic with ffmpeg built in? I hope your still out there. Thank you.
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You know that Gabest didn't work on MPC for years and that there's the "Media Player Classic - Home Cinema" project now ???
http://mpc-hc.sourceforge.net/

Recent builds can be found here:
http://www.xvidvideo.ru/content/category/1/1/2/
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You know that Gabest didn't work on MPC for years and that there's the "Media Player Classic - Home Cinema" project now ???
http://mpc-hc.sourceforge.net/
You probably should have also mentioned that it's got FFmpeg built-in already...

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