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Got asio working

Sounds like sex in my ears.

do you like it in the ear lee

This post was edited by camopk on Sep 22 2011 03:46pm

[VIDEO]

Media Player Classic Home Cinema x86 / http://www.codecs.com/download/Media_Player_Classic_Home_Cinema.htm / Haali Media Splitter / http://haali.su/mkv/ and CoreAVC Professional / http://corecodec.com/

1. Uninstall all codec packs, previous installations of the aforementioned, and the like.
2. Reboot.
3. Install MPC-HC with default options. Do not keep any previous settings.
4. Install Haali Media Splitter with all options checked except for the association of files with Windows Media Player.
5. Install CoreAVC without the included Haali Media Splitter.
6. Start MPC-HC, go to "View" -> "Options..." -> "Playback" -> "Output", select "EVR Sync" under "DirectShow Video", and select "Bicubic A=-0.60 (PS 2.0)" as "Resizer".
7. Go to "View" -> "Options..." -> "Subtitles", set "Maximum texture resolution" to "Desktop", check "Allow animation when buffering", and uncheck "Round up to power of two".
(Optional step: Set "Sub pictures to buffer" to "0". This will fix the issue of flashing subtitles when several lines with different start/stop times are displayed on the screen, but it will be a little harder on slow machines.)
8. Go to "View" -> "Options..." -> "Internal Filters", and uncheck the "H264/AVC (DXVA)" and "H264/AVC (FFmpeg)" transform filters. Save all changes and close MPC-HC.

Taking screenshots:

1. Open a video.
2. Go to "File" -> "Save Image...".
3. Save the image where you want your snapshots to go, and make sure to save in JPG format. PNG should be used for video quality comparisons, however.

Now you can press F5 whenever you want to take a screenshot and it will automatically save a JPG image in whatever folder you saved the first image in.



[AUDIO]

foobar2000 / http://www.foobar2000.org/

1. Install.
2. Add components as you see fit. The ones you need are almost always available on the official site (Monkey's Audio for .ape, TAK decoder for .tak, etc). http://true-audio.com/ has the TTA decoder component.
3. Search Hydrogenaudio / http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showforum=33 for additional components.

I do.

+111

lol.

Cool story bro related to the thread: Tidied out almost everything in my room, getting ready to take pics and put house up for sale... Moving into a newer and better (although, much smaller) house soon I hope Its only a 5 minute walk from my school (compared to 45 mins), and I'll get my own floor lol..

Going to dedicate the attic to become a cinema room, I'll paint the wall black, add acoustic plates and other acoustic treatments in the wall... And finally buy myself a home cinema projector

This post was edited by MGS4BestGameEverMade on Sep 28 2011 02:25pm

I don't recommend the HD280's if you have a large head as they will get uncomfortable really quick.

fathead detected

JUST ORDERED THE INFOCUS SP8602 HOME CINEMAPROJECTOR!!





Got it AMAZINGLY cheap, cost me about $1400 HERE IN NORWAY. Brand new, of course. They were clearing stock