Crap!Originally posted by: richierich1212
Yeah happy, but look at this other article titled, "Intel Refuses Atom Processor Pairing with NVIDIA GeForce 9400M Chipset"
On the contrary, usually DXVA image quality is bad comparing to CoreAVC image.Originally posted by: Astrallite
CoreAVC codec should be 85-90% as efficient as GPU hardware acceleration. It's a really fabulous codec. That said image quality is not as high as hardware DVXA, but most people don't know how to run that anyway.
your not streaming are you?Originally posted by: brainhulk
currently its pretty bad, I am playing the movie on my 61" DLP(using hdmi out)
and it's stuttering heavily on very intense scenes.
I use CoreAVC also. It works fine with hardware acceleration on my desktop. On my laptop I use media player classic home cinema which supports hardware acceleration also, but you need to set it up.Originally posted by: elconejito
The latest CoreAVC now supports hardware acceleration with Nvidia drivers 182 (I think) or later. I've been a big fan of their stuff. Even when they were software-decoding only the CPU usage was very low.
I have such a notebook and it plays AVCHD fine (24Mbps) until about 20 sec into playback and it chops up like a cell phone in the Lincoln Tunnel. VERY annoying! :| Tried WMP, WM Classic, VLC (WHY does that player have a construction cone for an icon??! WTF!) Anyways just not quite there yet. Also what's up with the tearing in video playback that happens very frequently?Originally posted by: aigomorla
u can meet this requirement a few ways.
1. C2D clocked @ 2.0ghz
2. 9300M based notebook.
3. (i know theres an ATI based notebook also that can do HD but i dont know the model number).
Atoms's/netbooks wont do 1080p because duh... they dont even have 1080p resolutions.
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Try MPC-HC. On a friend's computer (2.5Ghz E5200, 3450 HDMI out), VLC does that, but MPC-HC works fine. You might need to check off Matroska in the internal filters list too.Originally posted by: Rubycon
I have such a notebook and it plays AVCHD fine (24Mbps) until about 20 sec into playback and it chops up like a cell phone in the Lincoln Tunnel. VERY annoying! :| Tried WMP, WM Classic, VLC (WHY does that player have a construction cone for an icon??! WTF!) Anyways just not quite there yet. Also what's up with the tearing in video playback that happens very frequently?
N's not even good enough unless your less then 10 feet from your router.Originally posted by: Spoelie
If streaming, wifi a/b/g is not good enough, n minimum needed