DVBViewer utilized Haali Media Splitter wrongly

[ATE24]

Hi everyone.

 

I'm a Hong Kong user of genuine DVBViewer software, which used:

• Mygica D268 USB DMB-TH Stick (Driver Version 1.28.1218.0)
  
• Gigabyte 8I-945P-G-RH, a Intel i945P based mainboard
  
• ASUS EN76GT, a NVIDIA Geforce 7600GT based graphic card with Forceware 177.79 Driver
  

Recently, the behaviour of software become strange. When it plays the recorded *.TS file (I'm sure it has a DVB Subtitle stream), it uses Haali Media Splitter, instead of DVB Source, so that it fails to load any subtitle.

 

So is it possible to restore the functionality of DVBViewer?

 

Here I attach the support ZIP file for further analysis.

http://www.DVBViewer.info/forum/index.php?...st&id=15411

 

Thank you.

Edited August 26, 2008 by ATE24

[Tjod]

In the current DVBViewer Versions is no support for Subtitle in combination with Haali.

The next DVBViewer GE Version will support that.

[ATE24]

In the current DVBViewer Versions is no support for Subtitle in combination with Haali.

The next DVBViewer GE Version will support that.

Ummm...Actually what I think is forcing DVBViewer to use DVB Source for splitting, the DVB Source is good enough and I don't really care the combination of Haali and DVBViewer.

 

Any good idea?

[CiNcH]

Go to DVBViewer's DirectX options. There you can set the DVBSource to be responsible for TS splitting.

[ATE24]

Go to DVBViewer's DirectX options. There you can set the DVBSource to be responsible for TS splitting.

Oops Fixed Seems I accidentally un-clicked that option.

 

Sorry for disturbing