FFD Show

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  1. Ghostdog

    Ghostdog Regular member

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    I´ve installed the FFD Show filter and gone thru the configuration.

    But how does it actually work? Does it automatically decode the file-types you´ve selected it to decode or do you have to set it to do the decoding somehow?
     
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    *BUMP*
    Oh c´mon dRD, help me out.
     
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    dRD I hate titles Staff Member

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    Yes, it automatically decodes the filetypes you've set it to decode. If you use WMP6.4, like we all do ;-), once you play the video, go to properties and you should be able to see if the FFDShow is used for that particular video.
     
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    Hmm, maybe I´m doing something wrong.

    When I play a DivX-clip and go to File->Properties->Additional settings in WMP 6.4 (finnish: Tiedosto->Ominaisuudet->Lisäasetukset) I see no FFDShow filter in the list, the one used is something called "Default DirectSound device".

    I know I have FFDShow installed, what am I doing wrong?
     
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    dRD I hate titles Staff Member

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    Go to your Start menu and go to FFDShow settings and see that everything is setup correctly. You should see bunch of things in the list. I see something like this in my Properties > Advanced list when I play DivXs:

    Default DirectSound Device
    ffdshow MPEG-4 Video Decoder
    Morgan Stream Switcher
    MPEG Layer-3 Decoder
    Video Renderer
     

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