[taz291819]

If I play my BD rips in MPC-HT, they play perfectly. When I use VMC, they stutter. These are BD rips to .mkv.


So, I fired up MPC, started a movie, and looked at the filters. It was using CoreAVC as the decoder, as setup in the external filters options.


I drop the file into GraphEdit, and it is showing Arcsoft as being the decoder, hence why VMC is giving me stuttering.


So I use Radlight Filter manager to set the Arcsoft Video Decoder to "do not use". (Yes, I hit apply)


The movie still stutters in VMC, and GraphEdit still shows Arcsoft as being the decoder when I drop the file in it.


How is that possible if I set the priority to "do not use"?

 

[grittree]

Did you reboot?

 

[Zagor]

you must reboot for the new filter properties to be applied.

 

[DeadmanInc]

Actually you can just log off and back on instead. That's what I do.

 

[taz291819]

Ahh, didn't know you had to reboot. I feel like an idiot.

 

[emp3r0r]

Did that work? If you are on x64 you may have to deal with a separate set of filters for VMC in 64bit. I made a post about:

DirectShow Filters for Windows Vista x64 and 64bit Codecs

 

[taz291819]

Rebooting fixed it. Thanks for the help!