Yes:
1. Remove all other codecs installed first.
2. Install Core AVC Pro (I have ver. 1.8.5) – do not change any settings. If you don’t want to buy it I think you can download a testversion that lasts for 30 days or so. Install it with Haali Media Splitter.
3. Install K-Lite Basic ver. 4.5.3, do not install the stated “similar” functions of Haali. During install, remove support for Video H.264, but keep the other settings.
4. Install Media Player Classic ver. 6.4.9.0 (regular version, not Home Cinema).
5. In settings for Core AVC Pro: Choose Deblocking: Always.
You don’t have to remove Windows Media Player from your system, you can run both Media Player Classic and Windows Media Player – I have not found them to interfere with each other.
Now you should be all set and these are the settings I run with.
I have not tested a whole movie of The Dark Knight, just 1080P trailers and clips.
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What I use is:
Windows Media Player Classic
K-Lite Basic (installed without H264 because of Core AVC)
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You mentioned using all the right settings. Could you provide a step by step on the installation?
Should the WMP that comes with NC10 be removed first?
How do you get the DVD movie (Dark Night for example) to a file to put on the NC10?
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