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01-30-2004, 10:38 AM
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I just want to say, that I ran yesterday into .ogm animes (the new dragon half eps) which couldnt be played correctly with latest tsunami filterpack and using the FAQ in this thread.
The problem was that I could see the video, but there wasnt any sound. I tried updating everything remotely looking like ogg audio codecs but it didnt solve it. Finally I found out that I had to upgrade the corevorbis decoder to get everything working again. Corevorbis can be found here: http://corevorbis.corecodec.org/ I hope this helps some people to save the time with similar problems. |
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03-07-2004, 06:57 PM
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Narumon Z
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Milwaukee, Wi
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Actually the problem is most likely an old divx audio conflict with windows. Divx 3 audio codecs can cause a problem with the windows audio codec which should also be able to play the files. FFDshow will not solve this. In this case search for "Divx 4 audio." Yes... they call it 4 for the audio. The only thing you need to do is reinstall the AUDIO part of Divx 3.x which is called divx 4 audio something-or-other normally.
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01-24-2005, 03:52 PM
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Narumon Z
Join Date: Jan 2003
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First off, I can play OGM files fine and dandy, just to get that out of the way. Having problems with, however, MKV files. FINALLY got it to play the audio without the sound freaking out, but for the life of me, no matter what player I use (MPC (Media Player Classic), BSPlayer, DivX Player, The Core player, VideoLAN), I cannot get the subtitles to work.
Installed the MKV codec pack, and that killed my ability to even play MKV files. Uninstalled the MKV codec pack, bam, MPC plays them fine again (w/o subtitles. No option to even change them). Any ideas as to what the hell to do to get MKV files to work with subtitles? |
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01-25-2005, 02:18 AM
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Otaku
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: somewhere
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Guess there is a conflict with a codecpack, however MKV files dont automatically mean they have subs embeded. some aren't.
To fix that, you need: ° Matroska ° Media Player Classic ° Gabest VSfilter (or VobSub) ° a sub/srt/ass file for that video (in the same directory as the mkv resides) when you play the file, a green arrow (you can adjust your prefered settings there) will appear in your taskbar. |
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01-25-2005, 04:32 AM
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Narumon Z
Join Date: Jan 2003
Posts: 51
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Yea, I've got all of those, actually. OGM play fine (green arrow in the system tray and all).
But nothing of the sort for MKV. As for knowing if the MKV has subs or not, the Matroska website has a test MKV file that have subs included (16 languages if I remember). Can't get any of them to appear... Plus, VDubMod shows the subtitle file included in my MKV files... |
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01-27-2005, 08:35 PM
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Narumon Z
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Milwaukee, Wi
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The problem here is probably that you actually have too many codecs trying to read it and they are conflicting with one another. Uninstall every codec AND MPC from windows add/remove programs. Then run a search for vobsub and make sure it is deleted (this damned old thing causes MANY issues). I personally dont use MPC (except for screen shots). I forget what all is inherent in it. After that install ogg Direct Show filter and then http://packs.matroska.org/ (matroska pack). The matroska pack includes VSFilter and FFDshow. So that ogg direct show filter is the only thing on top you need to make sure you can view ogg. After that, it should work. DONT install too many codecs on top of each other. They stop knowing which to play what with what. Try to keep it simple.
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