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If you have Real Alternatives installed and this happen to you, we recommend you to install K-lite Codec Packand try to play the video again.ДЇix 2: Fixes bad registries and replace Dlls If you are able to play rmvb files in Windows Media Player Classic or Windows Media Player, you probably already have either Real Alternatives or K-lite Codec Pack installed in your computer. One reason VLC might not have this problem is because maybe it discards LFE, or maybe it applies a low-pass filter to it (a similar suggestion was made regarding LAV Audio, but I don't think nevcairiel ever got around to implementing it).If this happen to you, you probably have messed up with your codecs or some required codecs are missing. If the issue disappears with the LFE level set to zero, and reappears as soon as LFE is brought back in, it means the LFE channel in the content you're playing is screwed up.

In the mixing options, set the LFE level to something high (like 1.5).

In the mixing options, set the LFE level to zero.

Check 'Normalize matrix' to rule out clipping in the next steps.

Enable stereo downmixing in the LAV Audio 'mixing' tab.

Smells like high frequency garbage in the LFE channel. I don't want to hear 'Maybe it's your headphones', since it works just fine in VLC,) and I'll gladly give any pertinent information that anyone thinks might help diagnose this. I'm open to any and all suggestions (although please keep in mind the facts I've given you from my troubleshooting attempts. I've searched MPC-HC's bug tracker for various relevant keywords but couldn't find anything. I've also tinkered with all of VLC's audio settings to see if there is a way to introduce the problem into VLC's playback of the film, which might give an inkling as to what the problem is. Yes, that includes everything in the audio decoder settings, splitter settings, and audio renderer settings. I've tinkered with every conceivable audio setting in MPC-HC. Resetting all settings to default does not resolve the issue. The films (original trilogy) are just the raw Blu-ray, with DTS-HD MA. I've changed virtually every audio setting there is in MPC-HC trying to identify the culprit. I've spent over an hour trying to fix it. VLC plays it with no audio problems at all.

I'm experiencing some extreme audio distortion/clipping/crackling during loud explosion scenes in the Star Wars films. 3gp is not properly registered to MPC-HC since it misses MPC-HC app from subkey 'OpenWithProgids' alac extension appears in CCleaner as unused, while the. MPC-HC needs to create the subkey called 'OpenWithProgids' for every file extension is included in its defaults and register itself in both 'OpenWithProgids' and 'UserChoice' key. Now, those extensions that appear in CCleaner do not have 'OpenWithProgids' created by some other program, so CCleaner properly thinks they are unused.

MPC-HC doesn't create the subkey called 'OpenWithProgids' for any of the registered file extensions included in its defaults. You accidentally caught the bug of MPC-HC. If the file association is working, then CCleaner detection is bogus. Selecting an app in 'Default Programs' will create a subkey called 'UserChoice' that contains a value 'ProgID' that points to the relevant file association stub (e.g.

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