Winamp doesn't really like mkv files it almost always halts on startup.
Gabest also doesn't work with Subtitle Workshop v2.51. This also applies to Windows Media Player. It does not matter if the "rename trick" is used. The splitter has to be Haali, Gabest's does not work - "cannot render media!". The more recent betas of v4 do work with mkv/h.264 files, but those are not very stable. The "rename trick", where the mkv extension is changed to avi, will work with most of the video players, but unfortunately not with Subtitle Workshop. Subtitle Workshop v2.51 does only work with "real" avi containers. VLC Player comes with its own splitters/decoders and does not use the ones installed on the system. Zoomplayer 5.02 Standard (latest free version), Windows Media Player (build-in, WMP Classic/Guliverkli2 or WMP Classic Home Cinema) and Winamp all work with the system splitters and decoders. Install and use the "settings32.exe" application to configure, since most video players are currently still 32 bit (winamp, zoomplayer) Shark's Win7Codecs comes with a tool to select and configure the various splitters and decoders for the various media types (divx/xvid, mpeg2, h264/mpeg4) and containers (avi, mkv). Shark007: Install Win7Codecs first ( ), then 圆4Components ( ) Get a 64 bits or 32 bit ("generic") in the folder "official releases" or get a more recent nightly build from the folder "SVN builds by clsid". Gabest: hard to get, but is part in some packs.
Note: since december 2009, this contains also the 圆4 version. change the fixed system root "c:\windows" to %systemroot% There are five components to video in Windows: container (like avi, mkv), video format (divx, h.264), splitter, decoder, and video player.īut the scripts could be more robust. Read on for a little bit more background information. Scroll down to solution for the workaround to get video in stead of a black screen.
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