After Native Recodring Patch still can't pick MS decoder under MPEG2

[SDeGonge]

Trying to set up the native MS decoders. Installed the native recording patch per intructions (2 times so far) but can't get the MS selection under MPEG2 Decoders. I do get it for H.264 and it works well but it just doesn't show up for MPEG2. I made sure everything was copied to the correct folder and registered. Also verified that the sage.properties file was updated. Anybody ever have a problem like this????

My System...
Windows 7 32 bit
HD-PVR
HVR-2250

[jerryt]

Verify these sage property edits. These two add the choices to the GUI;

videoframe/additional_audio_filters=Microsoft DTV-DVD Audio Decoder
videoframe/additional_video_filters=Microsoft DTV-DVD Video Decoder

These two edits, preselect the choices;

videoframe/audio_decoder_filter=Microsoft DTV-DVD Audio Decoder
videoframe/video_decoder_filter=Microsoft DTV-DVD Video Decoder

[HelenWeathers]

After you copied TSSplitter3.0.ax and MpegDeMux.ax in SageTV/COmmon folder did you run TSSplitter3.0_install.bat to register the new .ax file?

Did the computer respond with a message that TSSplitter3.0.ax had installed properly? I copied TSSplitter3.0_install.bat into the common folder and ran it from there.

The only mod I made to my properties file was to add the following two lines:

videoframe/additional_video_filters=Microsoft DTV-DVD Video Decoder
videoframe/h264_video_decoder_filter=Microsoft DTV-DVD Video Decoder

[SDeGonge]

Update: Gave up on getting the Microsoft DTV-DVD decoder to show up in the list. Installed the CyberLink codecs and they work well. Thanks all for you suggestions.

[jerryt]

Normally when I am at the point of "giving up", I take it as a good sign.

Because I realize by experience that this means I am only a few steps away from succeeding.

[SDeGonge]

Originally Posted by jerryt

Normally when I am at the point of "giving up", I take it as a good sign.

Because I realize by experience that this means I am only a few steps away from succeeding.

LOL. So true!