I'm trying to have LAV Filters installed at the same time as Haali Media Splitter (needed for eac3to/dss2), and use LAV whenever possible (as it supports some things HMS does not). While they are both technically 'installed', and I paid careful attention not to check any of the boxes when installing HMS, it's still being used as the preferred splitter. So, how do I set things up so that LAV is used by default over HMS where possible? I thought that Win7DSFilterTweaker would fix the issue, and set 'LAV Video/Audio' wherever applicable, but this appears to only affect the preferred codec and not which splitter to use. I also looked at LAV and HMS settings for any 'merit' or preference settings, but I can't seem to find any such settings in either. You probably want, where you can reduce the merit for Haali. (By default, LAV is slightly higher than Haali.) Win7DSFilterTweaker only sets preferred decoders, and doesn't touch splitters.

LAV is indeed at a higher priority than HMS, and yet, for some reason, HMS is still preferred. I lowered HMS's priority as well, just to have a larger gap between the two, and still no dice. So, if it has lower merit, why is it still used instead of LAV? Do I need to install LAV after HMS (as I currently installed LAV before)? Ran into another problem now. If I try to play any avs script with both audio and video streams in a DirectShow player (e.g.

MPC-HC; GraphStudioNext), the audio will play and the video will not render. The problem is, I think, that LAV is still inserted in the render path, trying to take this raw YV12 video and 'decode' it (or ideally pass-through assuming YV12 output is checked), which it can't seem to handle, and rendering fails. A quick look at LAV's video options doesn't reveal anything for raw YV12. Strangely, this doesn't happen when there is either no audio or no video, which leads me to believe it's an issue with the interleaved A/V requiring a splitter (where it chooses LAV), which then forces video decoding.

Code: # Does not play correctly in DirectShow players. Problem appears to be independent of which audio source filter is used. Vid = dss2('foo.flv').ColorYUV(levels='TV->PC') aud = FFAudioSource('foo.flv') AudioDub(vid, aud) # This by itself does play however.

I had used MEGUI 0.3.5 and encoded many videos including movies songs etc there was no green line never there, some days back i have to install a fresh windows 7 on. Haali Dss2 Installer Mozilla. Install Xlc Compiler Aix Introduction to the TRE regexp matching library. TRE is a lightweight, robust, and efficient POSIX.

(Edit: only in MPC-HC (which has all internal splitters/decoders disabled); not in GraphStudioNext) dss2('foo.flv').ColorYUV(levels='TV->PC') #. Batch File Send Email If Ping Fails. as does this FFAudioSource('foo.flv')All cases listed above open just fine in players that are VFW based, such as AvsP or VirtualDub. The MPC-HC error that appears when opening is.