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<blockquote data-quote="antibios" data-source="post: 657928" data-attributes="member: 100262"><p>I can certainly play 1080p as long as it is a standard h264, x264 and not VC-1 or m2ts file but even very high bit rates will start to stutter. The 3650 supports HD decoding and I have it setup to do so in ffdshow. Things with lots of movement like say a flock of birds moving across the screen will stutter the video. I have gotten it now to where almost anything except for very large files like 16 gigs and up can play okay but I am amazed you could achieve this with such an old cpu.</p><p></p><p>What is your codec setup?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="antibios, post: 657928, member: 100262"] I can certainly play 1080p as long as it is a standard h264, x264 and not VC-1 or m2ts file but even very high bit rates will start to stutter. The 3650 supports HD decoding and I have it setup to do so in ffdshow. Things with lots of movement like say a flock of birds moving across the screen will stutter the video. I have gotten it now to where almost anything except for very large files like 16 gigs and up can play okay but I am amazed you could achieve this with such an old cpu. What is your codec setup? [/QUOTE]
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