CoreVorbis DirectShow Audio Decoder (was: is CV coming!?)

As you ask! Here is a test version :) This filter is not compatible with OggDS so i have used different GUID to not interfere with it. You must also used the matroska filter that come in thz zip and that output the right media subtype and format. I hope that it will be possible to integrate it with the "official" one.

I have a clip that I made that has always had jerky playback. Using these two filters, it played back fine for the first time ever. (XviD+Vorbis)

Not to belittle your work, but Vorbis plays fine in Gabest's awesome splitter... Options are always good though. Thanks!

Great work, with this filter combination the jerkyness has disappeared from all my mkv-files. :D Edit: Okay, not all my mkv-files. I just tried one of my XCD, and it's still jerky. But that's a *.dat file, not an mkv, eh, so that don't really count, don't you think :D . I'll try to convert that specific movie back to mkv and check wether it really is an XCD issue. Edit2: Yep, it's an XCD-only-issue, when i extracted the file back to hd it played smooth.

nice filter :) but now that the sources of the original ogg decoder from tobias' are going to be released (hopefully somewhere in the near future ;) ), it would be great if you (toff) or anybody else can concentrate on improving the existing filter!? btw: it would be really nice if the downsample function can be integrated into coreaac, that would make it perfect! i guess you can use sources from valex' ac3filter for that!?

Yeah, it would be really good to have one single audio decompressor for all codecs (an equivalent of ffdshow). And it would be nicer if it also had the downmixer (and possibly even EQ, gain, etc...) integrated like ac3filter. Basially something that was pretty much exactly the saem layout as ac3filter, but supported aac, vorbis, etc too.

@christophe what about ogg 5.1 decoding ? is it ok ?