Some of the filters listed there are actually DirectShow's native filters.

Quote -I read the DirectShow play back guide (well most of it) and decided to install CCCP. When you run regsvr32 Quartz.dll, did you get a dialog window that says 'DllRegisterServer in Quartz.dll succeeded.'? Quote from: Waddy on October 24, 2007, 07:18:50 pm -I've reinstalled quartz.dll - doesn't appear to have made any difference. The install proceeded a bit further then failed with 'RegSvr32 failed with exit code 0x5' The install detected DirectVobSub and asked to disable it - clicked 'yes' I tried unregistering quite a few other filters with the same failed result but different return codes. A few succeded but then I started getting '.dll failed return code: 0x80020009' There were 200+ filters installed - I started deleting them. I ran the CCCP Insurgent - I had no other codec packs installed. I read the DirectShow play back guide (well most of it) and decided to install CCCP. I've reinstalled quartz.dll - doesn't appear to have made any difference. Leave it with me - I'll try to go through it tonight. OK - I'll read through the other post and try re-registering the Quartz.dll. Re-registering Quartz.dll as mentioned in the thread I linked in my previous post may help. It is possible that something messed up DirectShow system on your machine. If WMP (which also uses DirectShow filters) can not play a file, MC will not likely play it. MC uses DirectShow filters to play most video files, the same as WMP does. Quote from: Waddy on October 23, 2007, 05:31:39 pm -ġ) Would a restore point work out beter than an uninstal to check whether the problem existed before I installed MC?Īs Matt mentioned, we do not change WMP and other players. More > Media Center 12 (Development Ended)

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