fishnrod said:
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fishnrod
Yes, I understand this. Last evening I ran DECCHECK and selected the best
compatible codec as preferred even tho it didn't support synchronization.
Tried again with several DVDs (two by others) and no audio from any of them.
Then I'm afraid I'm stumped.
What do you mean by "public" decoder?
When an application includes a CODEC as part of the installation
process, that CODEC is defined to Windows with certain attributes, one
of which is the MERIT value, which determines whether this particular
CODEC will be used by Directshow for satisfying requests made by
applications calling for a CODEC of a certain type. A CODEC may be
installed with a MERIT value that says that this CODEC is not to be
used, meaning that an application will use it only if it makes a
specific request for that CODEC. On the other hand, some CODECs are
installed with MERIT values that will permit Directshow to use them
when an application requests a CODEC to process a given type of media.
An application (e.g. player) does not have to know which CODEC is being
used, as Directshow handles the matching the CODEC with the type of
request made by the application.
I'm pretty sure that I burn with MPEG-2 although I haven't verified that.
That's what my burner calls for. I use PowerDirector and burn with the
EZProducer portion of the software.
I'll look for GSPOT and try it. Thanks!
This is probably a good place to start.