Quote: <filter name="haalisplitter" type="splitter">
<!-- <path>C:\Program Files (x86)\Haali\MatroskaSplitter\Splitter.ax</path> -->
<guid>{55DA30FC-F16B-49FC-BAA5-AE59FC65F82D}</guid>
<osdname>Haali Splitter</osdname>
</filter>

Quote:18:46:26 T:3864 M:1073741823 DEBUG: CFGFilterVideoRenderer::Create Allocator presenter successfully created
18:46:26 T:3864 M:1073741823 DEBUG: CFGLoader::InsertVideoRenderer Allocator presenter successfully added to the graph (Renderer: Enhanced Video Renderer)
18:46:26 T:3864 M:1073741823 DEBUG: CFilterSelectionRule::GetFilters: adding filter: avisource for rule: un-named
18:46:26 T:3864 M:1073741823 DEBUG: DShowUtil::LoadExternalObject CoLoadLibrary fails : 0
18:46:26 T:3864 M:1073741823 INFO: CFGFilterFile::Create Failed to load external filter (clsid:{CF49D4E0-1115-11CE-B03A-0020AF0BA770} path:C:\Program Files (x86)\XBMC\system\players\dsplayer\AviSplitter.ax). Trying with CoCreateInstance
18:46:26 T:3864 M:1073741823 DEBUG: CFGFilterFile::Create Successfully loaded external filter (clsid:{CF49D4E0-1115-11CE-B03A-0020AF0BA770} path:C:\Program Files (x86)\XBMC\system\players\dsplayer\AviSplitter.ax)
18:46:26 T:3864 M:1073741823 ERROR: CThread:taticThread : Access violation at 0x00fb33bc: Reading location 0x00000000
18:46:26 T:3864 M:1073741823 DEBUG: Thread 3864 terminating
18:46:26 T:3784 M:1073741823 DEBUG: CAnnouncementManager - Announcement: PlaybackStopped from xbmc

automateXBMC Wrote:So did some research further and it gets even more interesting....

Access Violation to the AviSplitter could mean a corrupt Quartz.dll (Windows handler for the AVI file) (also some Microsoft articles on bugs in Quartz HOWEVER this was for Windows 2000 which is not the case here).


Here is the thing:
1. Windows Media Player - Works (Avi Playback)
2. Media Player Classic - Works (Avi Playback)
3. VLC - Works (Avi Playback)
4. DVDPLayer in XBMC itself WORKS!!!! - So why not DSPlayer? What is it calling that is causing the Access Violation .......

So work around right now is play AVI using DVDPlayer.... question is there a config file that you can specify which player to use for a specific media type?
i.e. Avi then use DVDPlayer?

automateXBMC Wrote:So work around right now is play AVI using DVDPlayer.... question is there a config file that you can specify which player to use for a specific media type?
i.e. Avi then use DVDPlayer?

>>X<<' Wrote:Make DSPlayer the default player in advancedsettings.xml then create a playercorefactory.xml with the following and stick it in your userdata folder

playercorefactory.xml

Code:

<playercorefactory>
  <rules action="prepend">
    <rule filetypes="avi" player="DVDPlayer"/>
  </rules>
</playercorefactory>

Quote:23:21:44 T:4064 M:1046986752 INFO: CFGFilterFile::Create Failed to load external filter (clsid:{55DA30FC-F16B-49FC-BAA5-AE59FC65F82D} path:C:\Program Files (x86)\XBMC\system\players\dsplayer\MatroskaSplitter.ax). Trying with CoCreateInstance
23:21:44 T:4064 M:1046814720 DEBUG: CFGFilterFile::Create Successfully loaded external filter (clsid:{55DA30FC-F16B-49FC-BAA5-AE59FC65F82D} path:C:\Program Files (x86)\XBMC\system\players\dsplayer\MatroskaSplitter.ax)

automateXBMC Wrote:Can someone explain what is going on here:



Did it load the splitter or not?

I get that dam "Working......" dialog hear that prompt in the background but then the screen dim's and I can't do anything with XBMC.exe can only kill it with TaskManager.....

Rob79 Wrote:I am currently running Win 7 32bit, xbmc with DSplayer (newest build, June 30 date). I have a ATI HD3450 card, and have set DSplayer as my default. The problem that I am having is that when I play 1080p MKV's from the start they work great, full Hardware accel though MPC codec, but if I pause, skip back or forward the picture turns all garbled. Now I have also tested just playing in MPC-HC with DXVA enabled that that works perfectly, allows anything, pasue skip, fast forward. Is there a way to somehow use the same filters from MPC-HC in DSplayer, I have downloaded the standalone filters and replaced the DSplayer ones with them, but still no go. Any ideas would be great. If this is not possible just let me know and I will just use mpc-hc as an external player for now. Thanks for the help as always

>>X<<' Wrote:It uses MPC-HC filters by default for mkv so all you have done is replaced them with the same ones

Rob79 Wrote:Yes, I understand that, I was hoping the new filters may work better, if MPC-HC plays perfectly then why doesn't DSplayer using MPC filters Thanks

>>X<<' Wrote:Because its not MPC-HC its DSPlayer and its still in development