10-bit video playback with KMplayer

You had to have FFDshow installed in order to use this. The easiest way is to install CCCP latest codec pack with default setting.

To enable 10-bit video playback on KMplayer:

1. Open KMplayer
2. Press F2 to get to the preferences
3. Head to "Filter Control", Under "Decoder Usage", set it to "Only use if it fails to play with system default".
4. Click "External video decoder", Click "External decoder search", click "Add after scan", click "OK".
5. Back to External video decoder, you should see "H.264 video" and "AVC1 video". Change it both to use :ffdshow video decoder".
6. Click "Custom Filter Manager" on the left menu, click "Add registered filter", choose "ffdshow video decoder" and "ffdshow audio decoder" (one step at a time), and click "OK".
7. Click "Source Filter" on the left menu, click "The Rest" tab, and check "Matroska". This way, KMplayer will play with Haali media splitter by default, so if you play any video with ordered chapter, as long as you have both OP and ED files on the same folder as the video itself, KMplayer will play the ordered chapter video fine, without skipping OP and ED.
8. To enable .ass subtitle support, Click the "Subtitle processing" on the left menu, choose "MultiSub/etc" and choose "Advanced" tab. Under "Advanced" tab, check "enable" under "External Subtitle Module", and check "Render in real time" (if your processor isn't fast/powerfull enough, and you experienced lagging in OP karaoke, uncheck "Render in real time".

Play 10-bit video with KMplayer.