Re: mpeg2 as video texture
- From: "Peter Feldbaumer" <feldbaumer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 10 Apr 2005 14:07:14 +0200
"Ernst Hulshoff" <ernsthulshoff@xxxxxxxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> Okay, cool thanks, I've just installed the elecard moonlight evaluation
> version, but it is not the default mpeg decoder.
>
> With the DirectX GraphEdit tool I found out that I have in fact a lot of
> MPEG decoders like: Ligos, Pinnacle, Ulead,...
>
> With the "insert filter" menu of GraphEdit I managed to get the Elecard
> Moonlight decoder to work with its evaluation logo played on top of my
> video.
>
> So how do I make this filter the default MPEG 2 decoder? I sure hope I
> don't
> have to poke into the registry or have to delete/uninstall all other
> decoder
> files.
Besides the tips you got regarding filter-merits you might find it useful to
have another way to get a desired filter into a graph (think of a system
that's not completely under your control (means, you can't simply change
filter-merits, because it e.g. might break existing apps..)).
Intelligent connect always tries filters first that have already been added
to your graph - so my approach to use the elecard-decoder would be to add it
to the filter graph _before_ you try to render your mpeg2-file. If it's
possible (means, elecard _can_ decode your file), it will be used, even
without changing any registry entries (filter-merits).
--
Peter Feldbaumer
p dot feldbaumer at utanet dot at
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