LAV Filters - DirectShow Media Splitter and Decoders

[sneaker_ger]

You can set "Don't mix stereo sources", but that's about it.

[oddball]

Originally Posted by sneaker_ger

You can set "Don't mix stereo sources", but that's about it.

Yeah I missed that option which seems to have done the trick. Thx.

[pop]

I can't' play wav WavPack audio file with mpc-hc + LAV audio filter 0.54.1
if .wv file in matroska container plays fine.
win 7, same on win 8.

[nevcairiel]

Originally Posted by pop

I can't' play wav WavPack audio file with mpc-hc + LAV audio filter 0.54.1
if .wv file in matroska container plays fine.
win 7, same on win 8.

Works for me.

[andyvt]

Originally Posted by 6233638

People want to use menus!?

I think people want the option to use menus. There are cases where they're useful.

[SamuriHL]

Even simple menus would be useful cause then we could take advantage of SlySoft's speed menu.

[nevcairiel]

Originally Posted by SamuriHL

Even simple menus would be useful cause then we could take advantage of SlySoft's speed menu.

Those things are hardly useful.

[SamuriHL]

Originally Posted by nevcairiel

Those things are hardly useful.

I'd argue it's better than no menu. We're a *LONG* way away from having Java menu support. Even SlySoft has been struggling with it. The solution isn't to have no menu support just because speed menus aren't as useful as the original, unsupported, java menus...In any case, this all comes down to where libbluray is on menu support, yes? So it's an irrelevant discussion for this thread since I don't believe you're going to be working on them?

[nevcairiel]

Originally Posted by SamuriHL

I'd argue it's better than no menu.

Hardly. A player could easily offer a track list like those "Speed" menus without all the effort required for HDMV menu support.

[SamuriHL]

Originally Posted by nevcairiel

Hardly. A player could easily offer a track list like those "Speed" menus without all the effort required for HDMV menu support.

And some do. And it works well enough. Especially if they use the disc.inf when it's available on titles with that stupid screen pass protection. What I'm hoping for is that SlySoft improves it to show which title goes with what episode on series discs. Hasn't happened yet, but, it could eventually.

[jmone]

Do all discs have HDMV menus (eg even the ones with Java menus)?

[nevcairiel]

No. Although they can have a mix of both, use HDMV for some parts, and switch to BD-J for others.

[jos99]

Getting a lot of jitter & framedrop using LAV for VC-1 blu ray 24p compared to Cyberlink VC-1 decoder, is this a known issue (NVidia 9800GT, W7 32bit)?

[jmone]

Originally Posted by nevcairiel

No. Although they can have a mix of both, use HDMV for some parts, and switch to BD-J for others.

Sorry to drift OT but
1) how do Java only discs play in old pre-java enabled hardware then?
2) any BD Menu project would need to support both HDMV and Java then? or would it be the case of first HDMV and this would cover some/most/almost all discs?

[SamuriHL]

Originally Posted by jmone

Sorry to drift OT but
1) how do Java only discs play in old pre-java enabled hardware then?
2) any BD Menu project would need to support both HDMV and Java then? or would it be the case of first HDMV and this would cover some/most/almost all discs?

1) They often don't.
2) AFAIK, libbluray was focusing on HDMV menus first with plans to tackle BD-J later but that may have changed. I haven't looked in a while.

[Redemption80]

The lack of menu's is a bonus when all you want to do is watch the movie, when it comes to extra's it is handy to know what your playing.

Personally i don't think that is the responsibility of Nev/Lav, but it is something i would appreciate as playing your own legal collection of movies is the most hair pulling and expensive side of owning an HTPC.

[turbojet]

Thanks for build 105, fixed the crop problem with cuvid.

[wanezhiling]

http://www.sendspace.com/file/vl06bq

Broken image with three HWA decoders on Nvidia cards, sw mode is fine.

[mzso]

Originally Posted by 6233638

People want to use menus!?

One of the biggest advantages of using a HTPC for Blu-ray is that I can just start index.bdmv (which I have pinned to MPC-HC on the taskbar) and the film starts immediately. No trailers/ads/anti-piracy warnings (ironic considering you only see them on legitimately purchased Blu-rays) and no waiting for menu animations to load up etc.

I wish there were an easy way to skip menus like that for DVD, but I haven't found anything yet. The closest I've found is to set AnyDVD to "Remove annoying clips from menus" and "Remove annoying titles shorter than 10 minutes" which has a lot of films either start playing immediately, or at least takes you directly to the menu without all the ads. Some discs do crash like this however, and I need to disable the "Remove annoying titles" option.

Well, you can't properly watch extras without them.

[mzso]

Originally Posted by SamuriHL

1) They often don't.
2) AFAIK, libbluray was focusing on HDMV menus first with plans to tackle BD-J later but that may have changed. I haven't looked in a while.

Ok, now I have no idea what's a HDMV menu. I thought it was a plain generated list (based on the mpls files I assume) like the slysoft speed menu.