K-Lite Codec Pack - FFDSHOW Audio Codec

[Hood]

Hello friends, I have a problem.

I am using SM player since December last year and its real good in its use.

I have Windows XP installed on INTEL PENTIUM 4 PROCESSOR 2.8 GHZ and with 2 GB of RAM. Plus Direct X 9 complete and updated.

May I ask that if i can use the famous k-lite codec pack installed on my machine with SM player through which i can have a normalized audio output. I have added SM player along with M player in k-lite audio configuration to be applied when i play either audio or video in SM player so it can load k-lite codec pack automatically and gives me an audio output filtered through it.

Media Player Classic - Home Cinema gives a superb audio performance with k-lite codec pack loaded, but it performs so bad in playing video. very slow motion of video and even no synchronization of video with audio. it results as a gunshot is listened 5 seconds before it is seen in video. also Media Player Classic - Home Cinema takes a 100% CPU usage stopping all other processes running on computer.

SM player creates no such problems when a MKV format blu-ray rip is played in it. very good video without any clutches and slow running frames and with no 100% CPU usage (as experienced in Media Player Classic - Home Cinema ) but i want to have SM player loaded with external codec (audio only for mutil-channel mapping, normalized and a noise-free sound) provided by k-lite codec pack.

Please guide me if there is such an availability in SM player to run it -k-lite codec player FFDSHOW AUDIO DECODER.

Thank you very much.

Hood
muhammadhood@hotmail.com

[rvm]

mplayer uses its own codecs.

[santeesteve]

You can set normalization in the Preferences dialog of SMPlayer.

Perhaps there is some option that can be passed to mplayer via the "Advanced" options; there's an online manual for the command line mplayer here: http://tivo-mplayer.sourceforge.net/doc ... r-man.html

ffdshow ands mplayer are sort of related; ffdshow is the ffmpeg codecs rebuilt as Directshow filters, and mplayer contains internal versions of many ffmpeg codecs.

[Hood]

thank you very much for reply.

I have been there on that page. But have no idea what do I input in "advance options audio filter" in Mplayer.

there are so many typical figures and methods i dont understand. like there are [] = + - < > : and even dots

please tell me the command for volume normalization exactly which i can copy from here and paste in there options field in Mplayer.

Thanks so much.

[santeesteve]

In the settings General/Audio tab, there's a checkbox for "volume normalization by default". It can also be turned off and on for a particular video by right clicking the video and choosing "Audio--Filters--Volume normalization"