Coma

Then you're doing it wrong. Millions (presumably) of people use it and don't have a problem with it.

CCCP is composed of:
- ffdshow-tryouts
- Haali Media Splitter
- VSFilter for rendering subtitles
- optional Media Player Classic or Zoomplayer




Also, OP: don't expect PureVideo 1 to do much for you... check reviews, G80 chips-based PCs (which are stuck with PV1) don't decode much faster with DXVA than without.

JoeUbi

I'm playing that video back on my "low-end" system, using CoreAVC and MPC, and I'm only using about 35 MB of RAM and between 50-70 % CPU load... If I can do that with a x2 3800+ at stock clocks, I'm pretty sure your C2D at 2.7 Ghz would run alot better.

Note: You can't see the image when I do Print Screen, because my overlay settings are wierd... I also tried to take the screenshot at relatively the same spot as Coma's.

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RobRedbeard

In the past there was a bunch of other stuff in there, mostly MKV based. I'll keep an open mind to new editions then. Either way, I'm happy with the Vista Codec Pack and x64 extensions on my Vista system and the XP Codec Pack on my wife's XP system. The only thing that I add to it is the Cyberlink codecs. We use ATi HD 3870's and thus have Avivo. When playing back x264 video quality is dramatically better than FFDShow and a tad better than CoreAVC. Plus control integrates into my ATI tools and HDCP is handled correctly. I'm a big fan of CoreAVC, just Avivo seems to work really well on my HD 3870. I enable RAW video in FFDShow and then use it (not vsfilter) to render subtitles. It works flawlessly this way.

Cheers,

Rob

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Coma

Wait, quality? You mean decoding speed? Quality is always the same... you must be seeing things ;-;

The_Rocker

You are doing something wrong.

JoeUbi

Seriously?

http://www.overclock.net/nvidia/3571...ml#post4221824

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RobRedbeard

No, I don't mean decoding speed, I mean image quality. No it is not always the same. I hope you were kidding when you said that.



Rob

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Coma

I'm probably doing something wrong... though my C2D is at stock, despite my siggy
If I had to guess, I'd say it might have something to do with my Avisynth riddled setup, but who knows...

Did you play on the rig in your sig? (did you use MPC or MPC-HC?)

Rob: Then again, you must be doing something wrong :E Different encoders and decoders can be used for the same format (e.g. H.264) because all the encoders produce compatible streams, and the decoders can decode these compatible streams... so each decoder will reproduce the exact same image, bit by bit, if they follow standards, that is.

If it looks different then there's something else in your setup that's processing it.

Dezixn

Hmmm I had a similar problem. I had some .mkv files that were 720p, and they would hover around 23 fps on my old rig (3.4ghz c2d 8800gt) and would drop to ~18 at times, pretty much unbearable. Same deal on my laptop.

I never could figure out what caused such abysmal fps. It can't be the file, because no1 else seemed to have had that problem. I even had Community codec pack.

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Coma

Do you still have the problem? If so, then it's likely some filter. Media players are programs that construct filter graphs from reading files to splitting them, decoding them and displaying them...

If you still have it - google GraphEdit - load it - press File -> Render Media File (or something like that) -> select one of these problem files and take a screenshot of the graph that shows.