Should I 'Enable stereo crossfeed (for headphones)'? And if so, what settings should I use?.

Should I still use LAV Audio Decoder to down-mix 5.1 Audio to stereo?.

But I will not pretend to know anything about these crossfeed settings. I have heard nothing but good things about this renderer over the Default DirectSound Renderer.

Pass-through the now 2-channel decoded audio through MPC Switcher then finally to the Default DirectSound Device.īUT Now MPC 1.7 has its own 'Internal Audio Renderer' which includes a whole section of options for stereo-crossfeed (for headphones) (Including 'C.Moy' and 'J.Meier' and even more granular settings.).

'Enable Mixing' in LAV Audio Decoder (setting the output speakers to 'stereo').

After years of research (including many contradicting advice!) I have long wondered the proper way to do this. I am often forced to use headphones these days.

How can I add the 'Add to MPC-HC Playlist' option for RAR file context menu?.

Also, if I use search in Windows Explorer, and use the 'Add to MPC-HC Playlist', they all play fine. Why? If I right click on a greyed out file and click Copy To Clipboard and then paste it somewhere, the file path is correct!! The file plays if I open it directly (without using search). The bottom status bar says 'File not found'. The first file plays, but then when I try to select a different file or go to next, the player stops and all of the files go 'invalid', greying out in the playlist.

If I use Quick Open, and use the Open Dialog search and search for *.mp4, and select all search results.

Can I set this up to add the file to the playlist? I do see the context menu option 'Add to MPC-HC Playlist'. If I open another, it just replaces the playlist with the most recently opened file.

When I open a file from Windows Explorer, it launches one instance of MPC-HC with that file in the play list.

I've been gone for 5 years!! I'm set on making MPC-HC my primary player after over 10 years with VLC.Ĭan someone tell me about the following? I am using MPC-HC on Windows 10.

Media player classic no audio