This filter can decode all types of MPEG1 and MPEG 2 video.
There are a few settings available to configure the decoder and
these are explained below.
Setting |
Default |
Description |
Display Forced Subtitles |
On |
Allows you to switch off forced subtitles. |
Frame smooth 3:2 |
On |
This option controls the timestamps that are placed on the output
samples when 24fps film has been detected. Those with 60Hz displays may
get better results with this off but most other users will want this on. |
Deinterlace mode |
Auto |
Three modes are supported. Auto means use the MPEG flags to switch
automatically between weave and bob modes. Bob means force interlaced
output. Weave forces the MPEG frames to be displayed as they come out
of the decoder and also forces progressive chroma upsampling. |
Video Delay |
0 |
Allow the user to delay the display of video to match the sound.
The delay is expressed in milliseconds and has a max of 200 ms |
Do Acurate Aspect |
On |
This option controls the calculation of aspect ratio. |
DVB Aspect Prefs |
16:9 Display |
Controls how the decoder responds to AFD infromation that is present
in some DVB streams. |
Hardcode for PAL with ffdshow |
off |
Allows the user to work around the bugs in ffdshow. Set this flag
to true when you want to playback a PAL DVD. |
IDCT to use |
Accelerated |
Allows the user to choose the IDCT method. Mostly provided for interest. |
Colour space to output |
YUY2 |
Allows the user to choose the output colour space. YV12 can be used for
progressive (i.e. film material) and NV12 works well with Radeon video
deinterlacing |