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<blockquote data-quote="humpty" data-source="post: 605920" data-attributes="member: 103903"><p>I have an hp dv7 laptop, it is 2.0 ghz dual core, 4gb ram and the ati 4200 hd vid card. I have been having troubles getting the 1080 .mkv top play properly. 720p plays fine using coreavc and mpc-hc, but with cpu around 70%. When I play 1080p with coreavc cpu usage goes to 100% and video starts stuttering. I tried uising the dxva on a number of different 1080p that were 4.1 or 4.0 profile and I have problems with all of them. cpu usage stays under 20% but the video gets alot of glitches with green blocks and funny lines. I was using the cyberlink h264 decoder and tried the mpc decoder but same issues with both.</p><p>I was starting to wonder if the card could even do the dxva properly. Is there something else I could try or do I have a setting wrong? </p><p></p><p>I also have a desktop I built that has a quad core overclocked to 3ghz with 4gb of ram and a geofroce 210 card with cuda.</p><p>With this computer I can play 1080p using coreavc and cuda and keep cpu around 5%. Is there a way for me to stream to the laptop which will be hooked to my plasma, using the desktop which can handle these movies no problem? It really bothers me that the comp that can handle these movies like nothing is too far away from either of my tvs and the one I can put near the tv cannot handle. I've kinda given up on the 1080 and resorted to 720 but I would sure love to figure out the full 1080p. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="humpty, post: 605920, member: 103903"] I have an hp dv7 laptop, it is 2.0 ghz dual core, 4gb ram and the ati 4200 hd vid card. I have been having troubles getting the 1080 .mkv top play properly. 720p plays fine using coreavc and mpc-hc, but with cpu around 70%. When I play 1080p with coreavc cpu usage goes to 100% and video starts stuttering. I tried uising the dxva on a number of different 1080p that were 4.1 or 4.0 profile and I have problems with all of them. cpu usage stays under 20% but the video gets alot of glitches with green blocks and funny lines. I was using the cyberlink h264 decoder and tried the mpc decoder but same issues with both. I was starting to wonder if the card could even do the dxva properly. Is there something else I could try or do I have a setting wrong? I also have a desktop I built that has a quad core overclocked to 3ghz with 4gb of ram and a geofroce 210 card with cuda. With this computer I can play 1080p using coreavc and cuda and keep cpu around 5%. Is there a way for me to stream to the laptop which will be hooked to my plasma, using the desktop which can handle these movies no problem? It really bothers me that the comp that can handle these movies like nothing is too far away from either of my tvs and the one I can put near the tv cannot handle. I've kinda given up on the 1080 and resorted to 720 but I would sure love to figure out the full 1080p. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated!! [/QUOTE]
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