Difference between revisions of "DVD Playback Fails"
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== Windows Vista and Windows 7 == | == Windows Vista and Windows 7 == | ||
− | # Go to ''''Tools / Options / Video'''' from the Media Center main menu. | + | # Go to '''''Tools / Options / Video''''' from the Media Center main menu. |
## '''Audio for Video, DVD, & Television''' | ## '''Audio for Video, DVD, & Television''' | ||
### First make sure audio works then set video to the same | ### First make sure audio works then set video to the same | ||
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### Select ''DVD Video (iof,vob)'' from the drop list. | ### Select ''DVD Video (iof,vob)'' from the drop list. | ||
### ''Playback Method'' should be set to ''Automatic''. | ### ''Playback Method'' should be set to ''Automatic''. | ||
− | ### ''Audio | + | ### ''Audio Decoders'' should normally be set to automatic, but you can try explicitly selecting either ''ffdshow'' (analog or digital) or ''Microsoft'' (digital only) if you are having problems. |
+ | ### ''Video Decoders'' should normally be set to automatic, but you can try explicitly selecting either ''ffdshow'' or ''Microsoft'' if you're having problems. | ||
+ | ### ''Video Renderer'' should be set to automatic. In rare cases selecting ''Video Mixing Renderer 9'' or one of the others may help. | ||
## under decoders, etc. pick DVD | ## under decoders, etc. pick DVD | ||
### automatic | ### automatic |
Revision as of 10:34, 12 July 2010
Windows Vista and Windows 7
- Go to Tools / Options / Video from the Media Center main menu.
- Audio for Video, DVD, & Television
- First make sure audio works then set video to the same
- tell us what connection you're using
- check dsp settings if using "same as audio" especially "output format" page (trial and error)
- if sound stutters, reduce buffering, or try using default windows playback device
- Decoders, Renderers, & More
- Select DVD Video (iof,vob) from the drop list.
- Playback Method should be set to Automatic.
- Audio Decoders should normally be set to automatic, but you can try explicitly selecting either ffdshow (analog or digital) or Microsoft (digital only) if you are having problems.
- Video Decoders should normally be set to automatic, but you can try explicitly selecting either ffdshow or Microsoft if you're having problems.
- Video Renderer should be set to automatic. In rare cases selecting Video Mixing Renderer 9 or one of the others may help.
- under decoders, etc. pick DVD
- automatic
- automatic, then vmr9
- Audio for Video, DVD, & Television