मैंने पहले 7mc पर कोडेक समस्याओं के बारे में कई बार पोस्ट किया है, लेकिन मुझे लगता है कि व्यापक है कि एक हल मिल गया है अब किया है, काफी सरल और लगातार काम करता है। कुछ मुफ्त कोडेक्स और उपयोगिताओं के साथ आपके पास पूर्ण डिकोडिंग समर्थन हो सकता है, DXVA, 64 बिट में काम कर रहे उपशीर्षक और शानदार लचीलापन (या 32bit) मीडिया सेंटर। निम्नलिखित निर्देश x64 संस्करण के लिए विशिष्ट हैं, लेकिन 32 बिट संस्करण पर बस के रूप में अच्छी तरह से काम करना चाहिए.
1. Download and install ffdshow
- डाउन लोड ffdshow 32bit
- डाउन लोड ffdshow 64bit
- Install both
2. Configure ffdshow settings
- Tweak any ffdshow settings you want — remember to do it for both x32 and x64 versions — e.g. I use the “mixer” to output stereo music to my subwoofer as well as the main speakers. I also enable lots of additional codecs in the video configuration
- खुली DXVA Video decoder configuration
- Click on hardware acceleration in the menu on the left
- Tick H264 and VC1
- Set “post processing” to “Surface overlay”
- Click on subtitles in the menu on the left
- Tick the box at the top
- Repeat for the x64 DXVA Video decoder configuration
3. Now disable the in-built Microsoft MediaFoundation codecs (नोट: यह doesn’t break live टीवी) and replace them with ffdshow
- download the win7dsfiltertweaker
- Run the filter tweaker
- on the first page, select ffdshow (DXVA) where possible, and plain ffdshow for all others where possible, for both 32bit and 64bit.
- Click apply and ok any warnings
- on the next page tick all the boxes to disable MF and click apply
- पर 3rd page tick the bottom 2 बक्से (disable MF and disable MF 64bit) और लागू करें क्लिक.
- OK the exit
- ओपन regedit और करने के लिए ब्राउज़ करें [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionMedia CenterDecoder]
- Delete any entries that are present
4. Now install the required splitters
- डाउन लोड Haali Media splitter
- Download the एमपीसी-HC standalone codecs in both x64 and x32
- Install Haali and enable एमपीईजी-टीएस
- निकाले एमपीसी-HC कोडेक्स
- On x64 systems copy the x64 splitter files to system32 and the x32 files to the syswow64 folder. on x32 systems just copy the x32 files to system32.
- The splitter files to copy are as follows: AviSplitter.ax, FLVSplitter, MatroskaSplitter, MP4Splitter, MpegSplitter.
- There are other splitter files which you can also copy and register (see below) but I haven’t needed them
- Register the splitter files as follows: open an elevated command prompt, for each file you copied run the command “regsvr32 filename”. If you are on x64 windows change directory from system32 to syswow64 and repeat the registering
5. Use registry tweaks to use the एमपीसी-HC splitter for most files and Haali for .mkv and .m2t files
- ओपन regedit और करने के लिए ब्राउज़ करें [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTMedia TypeExtensions]
- Check that their are keys for .m2ts, .टीएस, .mp4, .MKV, .m2t and create any new keys that are required
- Inside each key check that their is a string with the name “Source Filter”
- Set the value of source filter for .m2ts, .ts and .mp4 to {1365BE7A-C86A-473C-9A41-C0A6E82C9FA3}
- Set the value of source filter for .mkv and .m2t to {55DA30FC-F16B-49FC-BAA5-AE59FC65F82D}
6. Enable ogg and flac audio
- Download the xiph oggcodecs for both x32 and x64
- Install both
- डाउन लोड WMPTag प्लस — other tag extenders don’t seem to work so well
- Disable the x64 Media Player by renaming the folder “Windows Media Player” inside the Program Files folder (on x64 windows only!) and then create a new “Windows Media Player” folder. copy the contents of the “Windows Media Player” folder from the “Program Files (x 86)” to your new folder. This forces Media Center to use the Media Player 32bit engine for music — which supports the tag extender. Once a 64bit tag extender is available this will no longer be necessary
7. Reboot and you’re good to go.
Any .m2ts files that don’t play back properly rename the extension to .m2t (which as far as windows is concerned is the same). This will change the splitter used and should resolve any playback problems.
yet another setting that didn’t work for me, sigh.… avi plays fine, but still no subtitles (wmp). mp4 has no sound, no video (wmp) — obviously, can’t tell whether subtitles are working or not. mkv starts playing video and audio fine (in mpc-hc only, wmp won’t play it at all), shows double subtitles, then within seconds video slows down and finally freezes.:/
This is now nearly 2 years old! Things have moved on since. Get the latest versions of ffdshow tryouts, lav splitter and the Wn7DSFilterTweaker (all linked on the downloads page). Install ffdshow and lav, and then use the filter tweaker to disable Microsoft’s media-foundation stuff and set ffdshow as the defaults.
You’ll need to turn on subtitles in ffdshow settings but that should work spot on with everything. I have TS, M2TS, MKV, MP4, AVI के, एमपीईजी, इस WMV, WTV files encoded in al sorts of formats and everything just works.
Why do you particularly want to use Windows Media Player? — there are plenty of other media player apps. Or do you mean Media Center?