Request ffdshow (video/audio) as an actual Video File Engine
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 8:53 am
A couple of versions ago, it seems that AviSynth/MEncoder stopped playing/supporting ffdshow video. It plays the Haali Media Splitter and sometimes the ffdshow audio (blue box), but it no longer uses the ffdshow video filter.
I am a complete novice and do not know how difficult or not difficult it is to do this, but I would like to suggest a feature to directly have ffdshow and haali media splitter as an actual engine (if possible). It seems to me that the reason 99% of videos can successfully play on my computer is because I use MPC and all of the CCCP filters and I think it would be nice/more successful to be able to directly use it as an option like we can with MEncoder or AviSynth/MEncoder or even TSMuxer.
I am not sure if this is pertinent, but I am using UMS 2.2.0 on a Microsoft Windows 7 Pro x64 with CCCP installed being played on a PS3 (latest firmware). I have AviSynth running correctly (according to the logs & thank you for including the packaged file in the installation) with VSFilter.dll in the plugin folder.
Again, I am a complete novice and may be blowing all of this out of my $%#. If so, please forgive and forget my ignorance.
I am a complete novice and do not know how difficult or not difficult it is to do this, but I would like to suggest a feature to directly have ffdshow and haali media splitter as an actual engine (if possible). It seems to me that the reason 99% of videos can successfully play on my computer is because I use MPC and all of the CCCP filters and I think it would be nice/more successful to be able to directly use it as an option like we can with MEncoder or AviSynth/MEncoder or even TSMuxer.
I am not sure if this is pertinent, but I am using UMS 2.2.0 on a Microsoft Windows 7 Pro x64 with CCCP installed being played on a PS3 (latest firmware). I have AviSynth running correctly (according to the logs & thank you for including the packaged file in the installation) with VSFilter.dll in the plugin folder.
Again, I am a complete novice and may be blowing all of this out of my $%#. If so, please forgive and forget my ignorance.