MPC-HC having trouble with the audio getting out of sync

Using haali media renderer. I've tried different audio renderers but nothing works.

It's a bluray of The Social Network and it's .mkv on my hard drive -- not disk.

edit: It seems to be working fine with my other videos. Hard to tell because they're whiteboard tutorials but I'm fairly certain.

 

Try CCCP and use the version of MPC-HC that is bundled with it.

Otherwise, what appears in the menu: Play-> Filters when you have the file open.

MediaInfo of the file might also help.

 

Here's what it shows me.

I'd rather not do the CCCP thing as I don't need a lot of what it provides.

 

Either install CCCP (unless you know how to configure FFDShow yourself)... CCCP is just MPC-HC and FFDShow preconfigured, plus splitters (e.g. for 'splitting' MKV into video, audio and subtitles if present) which you also need.

...or switch video renderer to EVR-CP:
FAQ - CCCP

If you get artifacting while using DXVA in EVR-CP, you will need FFDShow for multithreading.

 

CCCP did it. Using Haali just fine.

edit: Should I switch to madvr?

 

In my opinion, it's very nice for upscaling video (uses Lanczos4 scaler by default). Say, from 720p to 1080p.

It looks quite a bit better than Haali's Renderer for scaling and colour, but it also uses up more GPU time.

Probably not recommended if you are watching video on battery power.

 

Oh, how can I configure upscaling?

 

It will scale when you change the size of the MPC-HC window or put into fullscreen (alt+ enter, or double click the video area).

 

Gotcha. I'll switch to that then, thank you.

 

When I'm on battery mode (weak Intel graphics card), I use the EVR video renderer (not EVR-Custom Pres) as has alright scaling while being light on GPU and you can't seem to watch DVDs on Windows 7 while using Haali's Renderer or madVR.

 

I'm very rarely on battery power since it's a desktop replacement but good to know.