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Originally Posted by Dialhot
That's also the problem : graphedit can't even find a graph to parse a ac3 file. So I definitely miss somthing.
Can you please give me the graph it reports for you as everythign is okay on your PC now ?
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Shure! When Im home this evening Ill post it here.
I very sensible now in case of new apps which "add" new ds codecs to my machine as this could screw up the priority of codec allocation related to specific sources!
Remember when I told that the new! ShrinkDVD on my PC crashed?
Also I got problems when doing the preview of the mpeg2enc generated menue image when using the GUI DVDauthor!
That was it why I entered that Graphedit workout. As even mpeg2 or VOBs wouldnt play back in WMP.
My ds allocation was TOTALLY messed up, because of to much "nonsense" ds filters in my system.
When WMP tried to play back a mpeg2/vob the graph FIRST showed after the fileimport the "Ligos mpeg2 splitter"!!! and that ended up in "nothing", so I removed these Ligos filters and automatically now the Invideo (from WinDVD) engines handle my mpeg2/Vobs in the system. The problems in that case went totally away ... ShrinkDVD now works fine.
According to AC3 input:
There have been so many filters called like first "ac3 filter" which is correct, but followd by the ds "matrixmixer" and "Channeldownmixer"!!!! Means all my past AC3s came out as downmixed 2CHs IF dshow for decoding was used by an application. i simply (risky btw) unregistered these (IMHO for my workouts) nonsense filters/codecs.
And a new auto allocation of the CORRECT ds filters happened. I also had to add priorities to some ds filters (in Zoomplayer btw
).
So as I do remember 99% if entering using an AC3, the graph is like:
Import
AC3filter
System Audio renderer
and a perfect ac3 based sound comes out.
So did you install the "new" AC3filter??? As I dont have any experiences with that one ... but Ill test it later (when I first have backuped my system as Image to DVD
never change a running system)
Greets
Inc.
PS:!! Btw maybe you can answer me the following:
IF directX draw rendering is activated ... (no matter which mpeg2 decoder is used ... winDVD..elecard etc. ... the output to my screen is much more darker! And it looks like alfully re-rendered in a bad quality way.
SO if I dont use the WinDVD application itself I decided to switch of that directX draw ... and every mpeg2/vob appears totally nice.
hummmm..