tocinillo Wrote:DSPlayer plays 3840x1080 Fullsbs files? Because statistics show that DXVA is not running...It is normal?

Thanks and regards!

steelman1991 Wrote:Avoid the Realtek codecs like the plague, they add nothing to video card set-up (despite others claims) are poorly written, and provide nothing but issues when trying to get HD Audio in particular.

Stick to the propietary drivers and there shouldn't be any real problems.

Search is your friend - but here you go wasn't really that difficult to find

http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?p=892595&highlight=lav#post892595

They aren't included - I don't think - in the initial download and have to be added to the filtersconfig. If you've got problems, paste a copy of your filtersconfig and mediasconfig here and we'll saee where the problems lie.

EDIT - apologies LAV filters are included in the latest download. Should purely be a matter of amending the mediasconfig to suit.

deh2k7 Wrote:Steel - what codecs did you use in your setup? I haven't encountered any issues with realtek, but if you have a recommendation, I'm all ears.

liquidskin76 Wrote:Hey tocinillo,

I've got it playing full SBS 3D files fine. Excellently actually. I'm using LAV filters all round.

Hardware decoding isn't used though. It uses LAV video with software decoding. Having said that, it never goes over 25% CPU usage on my Core i3.

Cheers

deh2k7 Wrote:Nubian -

I use LAV filters with DSPlayer and I have DVD Video_TS folders, MPEGS, BR main movie files (single MT2S) and BRD folders as well. All play fine with my config in DSPlayer.

here is a sample of the relevant mediaconfig.xml for BRD folders, MT2S, and MPEG:

Code:

<rule filetypes="ts|mpeg|mpg|m2ts|bdmv">
      <source filter="lavsource" />
      <splitter filter="lavsplitter" />
      <video filter="lavvideo" />
      <audio filter="lavaudio" />
    </rule>

There's a post earlier in this thread that has all the filters config for the LAV filters. I directly cut and posted what was posted and it worked great for me.

acemt Wrote:Deh2k7,

This is intriging to me. I have dsplayer working with .mkv's and HD audio is great. I am using FFdshow. I would LOVE to make it work with Blu-ray disk rips and .iso files.

Should I just download the LAV filters and use them instead of FFdhsow? I am still a little fuzzy on the difference. Can I use both? Should I?

Thanks

Mark

deh2k7 Wrote:I think LAV and ffdshow can co-exist. Somebody please correct this if I'm wrong. I have heard that Haali filters don't play nicely with others, but haven't heard that about ffdshow.

I don't have ffdshow currently installed, but my to tweak SD playback as Steel mentions above. Basically just download the current version of LAV - I installed both 64 and 32 bit, and you should be good to go. If you already have ffdshow working for HD, I would consider leaving things alone. Might also want create a restore point just in case ffdshow does something funky.

acemt Wrote:Thanks for the quick reply. Yes, I am a little leery of messing with things, as it took me a while to get everything working. However, I would really like to be able to play Blu-ray files structure and iso's without having to convert everything to .mkv

I'll ponder messing with it.

Cheers,

Mark

deh2k7 Wrote:I can say with certainty that BDMV folders works well with LAV filters. Might want to check the LAV site to see if there's any coexistence issues with ffdshow (my gut tells me there isn't).