(2017-01-17, 21:02)DougShuffield Wrote: I am using DSPlayer 16.0 Jarvis Beta1 - build (20151115-737db9f) and am unable to store changes on the Formats tab of the internal LAV Audio filter, LAV Audio Decoder 0.68.0. I access the property page from within Kodi via "Open Property Page", make the change on the Formats tab, select Apply, and then OK. When I bring up the property page again, my changes are not there. I do however see changes I have made on Audio Settings tab.

I was also trying to manually change the settings by finding the place in the registry the internal LAV Audio settings are stored, but they don't seem to be where the code says they should be HKCU\Software\LAV\Audio and/or HKLM\Software\LAV\Audio.

What am I missing? Any suggestions?

Doug

(2017-01-17, 21:46)Warner306 Wrote: No idea. Did you try adjusting settings by remote, bypassing the property page?

(2017-01-17, 21:59)DougShuffield Wrote:

(2017-01-17, 21:46)Warner306 Wrote: No idea. Did you try adjusting settings by remote, bypassing the property page?

I'm not exactly sure what you are getting at? Settings for the LAV Audio filter can be modified directly in Kodi, or you can select "Open Property Page" and modify them directly on the filter's property page popup. The info in the Formats tab is not available directly in Kodi, so the only place to modify those values is on the filter's property page. Is there some other way to modify the internal LAV audio filter settings "by remote"?

Thanks for the help!

(2017-01-17, 21:02)DougShuffield Wrote: I am using DSPlayer 16.0 Jarvis Beta1 - build (20151115-737db9f) and am unable to store changes on the Formats tab of the internal LAV Audio filter, LAV Audio Decoder 0.68.0. I access the property page from within Kodi via "Open Property Page", make the change on the Formats tab, select Apply, and then OK. When I bring up the property page again, my changes are not there. I do however see changes I have made on Audio Settings tab.

I was also trying to manually change the settings by finding the place in the registry the internal LAV Audio settings are stored, but they don't seem to be where the code says they should be HKCU\Software\LAV\Audio and/or HKLM\Software\LAV\Audio.

What am I missing? Any suggestions?

Doug

(2017-01-18, 10:26)oldpainless Wrote: I have exactly the same issue here.

K

(2017-01-18, 17:25)DougShuffield Wrote:

(2017-01-18, 10:26)oldpainless Wrote: I have exactly the same issue here.

K

f there is a different way to get ffdshow working in Kodi DSPlayer while still using LAV Splitter and LAV Video, I am all ears.

Doug

(2017-01-18, 17:36)oldpainless Wrote: Not to my knowledge. I'd like to use Lav Audio for everything except AAC audio, which I'd like FFDshow to encode to AC3. You can add the additional filter in the DSplayer menu settings, but as LAV Audio won't save when I untick AAC, then it always takes the stream rather than FFdshow picking it up.

Not sure if there might be some read-only settings on the internal LAV settings of some sort?

(2017-01-19, 00:12)DougShuffield Wrote:

(2017-01-18, 17:36)oldpainless Wrote: Not to my knowledge. I'd like to use Lav Audio for everything except AAC audio, which I'd like FFDshow to encode to AC3. You can add the additional filter in the DSplayer menu settings, but as LAV Audio won't save when I untick AAC, then it always takes the stream rather than FFdshow picking it up.

Not sure if there might be some read-only settings on the internal LAV settings of some sort?

The DSPlayer internal LAV Format settings are stored in DSPlayer17.db in \userdata\Database and the entries there do not include the Formats settings. I imagine when the filter is used by DSPlayer, they are all defaulted to selected. Either DSPlayer would need to be modified to store the Format settings (ideal), or LAV Audio filter would have to be modified to store/retrieve the settings from somewhere else (i.e. the registry since the code is already there in LAV filters to do it).

I expect this is an issue on the LAV Video and LAV Splitter Formats tab as well. I was hoping for a quick fix, but it is looking less and less likely.

Doug

(2017-01-19, 14:25)dado1971 Wrote: whats the minimal gpu i need to install in order to be able to take advantage of madvr settings? i am assuming dsplayer is still active?