Win7 doesn't show MKV thumbnails correct

Tews · 08 Nov 2009

With terrabytes of disc space cheaply available, your argument is moot...

Frostmourne · 08 Nov 2009

Who mentioned disk space? Use something that works. I prefer K-Lite. Last time I bothered with Shark's codecs the VIsual redist package was flagged as toxic.

TheSchaft · 08 Nov 2009

Frostmourne said:

Who mentioned disk space? Use something that works. I prefer K-Lite. Last time I bothered with Shark's codecs the VIsual redist package was flagged as toxic.

False positive.

Give it another try, you may change your mind.

Note: I've used K-Lite for a couple of years, and liked it - no issues. Shark's codecs just seem better and smoother to me on my systems. <shrug> Different strokes.

Frostmourne · 08 Nov 2009

Either way, K-LIte came up clean on virus total, so I'll stick with it.

praeambulus · 09 Nov 2009

I uninstalled K-Lite, deleted thumbnails, installed Shark007 ...nothing changed :/

praeambulus · 09 Nov 2009

Frostmourne said:

I was just about to check. In K-Lite Basic, load Haali Media Splitter and set the thumbnail option to yes, and the offset time to 8000 milliseconds. Reboot.

works for you?

Frostmourne · 09 Nov 2009

No, but the help file has been updated. You need a 516kb program provided by codec guide and set the x264 filter to ffdshow and reboot. I'll try this asap.

praeambulus · 10 Nov 2009

Frostmourne said:

No, but the help file has been updated. You need a 516kb program provided by codec guide and set the x264 filter to ffdshow and reboot. I'll try this asap.

u mean Win7DSFilterTweaker?

i tried it and then created this thread..plz look at my first post..after setting x264 to ffdshow i got the thumbs like that...