Nero still gets used when MPC's own splitter is disabled. Even changing that to "preferred" and changing the Nero settings to "Do not use" doesn't make a difference.
Running GSpot tells me that Haali is present, although the merit is set to "unlikely". If I uncheck MP4/MOV in the internal filters, MPC-HC tells me that it's using " Nero Digital Parser" when I open an MP4 file. MPC-HC seems to have it's own internal splitter. It's been so long, I'm not sure what options I selected when installing it. I have Haali Media Splitter installed, although it doesn't seem to be used. ffdshow only includes the codecs (and you many need to enable them). Many "solutions" may be find on Internet, but not this simple one that is the right one.In addition to the decoders for what's in your MP4 files you need an MP4 reader (so that Windows knows MP4 is an A/V file) and an MP4 splitter (so that Windows can split the audio and video into separate streams for playback). I think that this should be clearly stated into the Subtitle Workshop documentation, because when you read it you understand that the application is able to open MKV and MP4 files, which is obviously not the case, and there are a lot of people since several years that do not understand why it is not possible to open MKV and MP4 files. Once this splitter installed, you can open MKV and MP4 into Subtitle workshop !
What is important in the Options panel is to keep MP4 support enabled so that this splitter is called by Subtitle Workshop for MP4 as for MKV. I personnaly keep on using MPC-HC and its internal Matroska splitter as preferred media player for videos. OK, so finally you were right, Kameleon, there is only one thing to do : download the Haali Media Splitter and install it.ĭuring the installation process it is proposed to disable two other Matroska splitters (including the one of K-Lite) and to associate mkv files with Window Media Player, but you don't have to do that if you don't want.
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