Last weekend, after I bought 22" LCD monitor, my pc suddenly can't use hardware acceleration. My MPC HC just have black screen and can't play. But when check with MPC Video Decoder filter, the DXVA mode showed "H.264 bitstreamdeocder noFGT". Usually, when this mode showed, my hardware acceleration is running, low cpu utilization. So, I try uninstall all filter (I'm using klite code), and reinstall everything. But still not work.

Finally, I change my resolution from 1680 x 1050 (native) to 1280 x 1024 . It work's . Change back, not working. Why this happen? I'm using vista x64 sp1.

1. Buggy display driver.
2. Buggy mpc-hc build.

I wonder where you guys download the mpc-hc?

from http://xvidvideo.ru/

hi new comer

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Added on November 7, 2008, 2:25 pmHI COMER

This post has been edited by hdmiplayer: Nov 7 2008, 02:25 PM

ok, ive installed cccp.
and still lagging when play 1080p files.

my spec:
AMD mobo with 780g chipset
AM2 X2 5200

do i need to install coreavc? or is there any setting that i missed?

according to the guide, i need to disable h264 in cccp settings. when i disable that, the mpc-hc cannot play mkv files.

Missing 2 step.

1. Use internal decoder, press O and go "Internal Filters"
and tick H264/AVC DXVA.

2. and for Output, All video renderer works on XP,
execpt Haali video renderer, EVR, EVR Custom Presenter.
For vista user, only EVR and EVR Custom Presenter support DXVA.

Of cource dont expect it will work for all your h264 u got it from net, coz DXVA is very picky, there is a chance DXVA will failed if the h264 videos were encoded by x264 encoder, coz u dont know what the hell the encoding setting that were used by encoders.

"MPC Video Decoder (low merit)" Does not appear, it just shows "MainConcept Adobe2 H.264/AVC Decoder" MKV's are still stuttering and skipping



This post has been edited by opifex: Dec 29 2008, 05:38 AM

weird..when i ticked the H264/AVC (DXVA), the subtitle just won't appear..
but there isnt any problem when i tick the VC1 (DXVA)

Im not sure about this, but if you want to use sub with dxva, you have to use VMR7/9(XP) renderless mode or EVR custom presenter(vista) renderer.
other renderer does not work with internal sub decoder, never tried with vsfilter.

i can play 720p currently...dun ask me what codec cause i install k-lite and cccp and right now im not sure what is what. However i cant play 1080p and always thot that it was my cpu. I just got a celeron...cant remember the actual spec though. is it worth doing what is suggested and has anybody able to play 1080p with a less powerful cpu.

QUOTE(dwk2112 @ Jan 7 2009, 05:00 PM)

i can play 720p currently...dun ask me what codec cause i install k-lite and cccp and right now im not sure what is what. However i cant play 1080p and always thot that it was my cpu. I just got a celeron...cant remember the actual spec though. is it worth doing what is suggested and has anybody able to play 1080p with a less powerful cpu.

Sadly mate, from my test no Atom or Celeron Processor can run 1080p. It even chokes sometimes on P4's.

oh well....give me an excuse to upgrade my htpc ...

ya agreed..my P4 can't handle 1080p...sold oredi my p4

Dear All,

Which are the best player to play H264 format?

mphc(media player home cinema)+k lite codec

720p also suffering on my p4... gonna get new pc soon

I can only play 720p with my pentium D but not 1080p which is most probably because of my unknown graphic card T.T , I wonder when will I be able to upgrade my computer ....

never try the media player home cinema...is there a different from the media player classic.

I always find that zoom player has better quality when using with my HT projector with 80" projected image

the latest build of MPC-HC solved my problem.. now all the ripped files are played with dxva

Have you guys tried KM Player. MKV x64 Video files which are lagging in VLC is playing so nice in KM Player.

Note: Using HP Compaq Presario 126AX laptop connected to my 42PV80 via hdmi. Need to run KM Player with admin rights else get this dll error.

This post has been edited by gyver: Feb 7 2009, 01:02 AM