[bloomstomb]

Someone help me here.

When I first start playing a 1080p/blu ray clip from youtube, it plays very very choppy. Cpu utilization goes to 100 consistently, and the entire thing plays like sh***T.

Then, after I play it again from begining, it plays flawlessly. Cpu utilization maxes out at 70, this is after the clip is fully downloaded.

I have a good internet connection and I see that the pink downloaded bar is ALWAYS way ahead of the play point, but as long as it is still buffering the clip, it is choppy.

What is the problem here ? How could I resolve this issue?

 

[NitroNarcosis]

Update flash...

Move your browser cache to RAM...?

 

[bloomstomb]

Quote:

Originally Posted by NitroNarcosis Update flash... Move your browser cache to RAM...?

I have the latest updates in every thing, including flash, bios, drivers, windows updates.

Ill try the browser cache to ram. Is 1 gig enough?

 

[ears1991]

shouldnt need to do that, i get 10% cpu usage here on latest chrome stable (which comes with latest flash) if flash and gpu drivers are up to date and hardware acceleration in flash is enabled (is by default) it should be fine :S

 

[Krow]

Are you sure it's not your internet? Dunno if it's Chop from playback, or just loading from Youtube and the buffer is used up.

 

[rui-no-onna]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ears1991 shouldnt need to do that, i get 10% cpu usage here on latest chrome stable (which comes with latest flash) if flash and gpu drivers are up to date and hardware acceleration in flash is enabled (is by default) it should be fine :S

His Tri-SLI GTX 280 doesn't support hardware acceleration.

 

[BWG]

I posted in your other thread about this you mult-threader!

 

[infamouskid]

turn on gpu acceleration in your video card control panel and in flash.
should not max out over more then 7 to 10 % on cpu.
flash 9 and up was optimized specifically to do this.

 

[BWG]

http://www.overclock.net/amd-cpus/98...ve-riddle.html

 

[infamouskid]

yeah i would check those 2 things i said.
open a youtube video. right click the video and click settings. then click on the first tab and make sure hardware acceleration is checked.
then depending on amd or nvidia control panel whichever card you have check mark where it says apply to internet video or enable gpu acceleration.

 

[FXTOi7]

multi-threader.

 

[BWG]

He's the miggity miggity miggity multi- threader.

Other topic is hot though, good info.

 

[bloomstomb]

Hehe sorry about that. I figured the amd pros would know more about why a amd cpu was hitting high 90s and that this forum was just the wrong place to post it.. a little late.

Problem pretty much solved if anyone is interested in following it up, in the amd forums.

 

[BWG]

Funny how it got so much more attention in that area though. 9+ pages of god stuff.