So I have a working splitter for MP4 files, a working decoder for h264 video, a working decoder for the audio, but SW still refuses to open the files.Īny ideas? Yes, download a good uninstaller and get rid of Nero. Regardless, it shows that I have a working external splitter for MP4 files, so shouldn't Subtitle Workshop be using it?Īlso, h264 is set to libavcodec in ffdshow, raw video is set to All supported (I also tried YV12 as recommended on some sites) and Subtitle Workshop listed in the programs that it should be used for, 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. It supports all the subtitle formats you need and has all the features you would want from a subtitle editing program. MPC-HC seems to have it's own internal splitter. Download Now Subtitle Workshop is the most complete, efficient and convenient freeware subtitle editing tool. 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). 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).
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