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<blockquote data-quote="Marcusb" data-source="post: 182641" data-attributes="member: 11550">OK, what you need to think about is the codecs. MPA and MPV are good for problem solving as they are relatively simple.If you use a more sophisticated codec then you can take advantage of hardware accelleration and the gfx card will do most of the work.in your case you could try the nvidea purevidoe drivers for best results, but these are not free (purchase from the nvidia web site).You can also try the powerdvd or windvd codecs.&nbsp; Just install the trial version of eaithe of these then activate hardware accel. in the codec properties of mp config.Also make sure you select these from the drop down box in the TV config.FFDshow also uses quite a bit of CPU, so between that and the non hardware codecs you are probably putting too much pressure on the CPU (along with general windows stuff).See how you go with those then post back.Glad to see you got everything built and (mostly) working ;-)I think I said in the other thread, it's a hard road, but well worth it...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marcusb, post: 182641, member: 11550"] OK, what you need to think about is the codecs. MPA and MPV are good for problem solving as they are relatively simple. If you use a more sophisticated codec then you can take advantage of hardware accelleration and the gfx card will do most of the work. in your case you could try the nvidea purevidoe drivers for best results, but these are not free (purchase from the nvidia web site). You can also try the powerdvd or windvd codecs. Just install the trial version of eaithe of these then activate hardware accel. in the codec properties of mp config. Also make sure you select these from the drop down box in the TV config. FFDshow also uses quite a bit of CPU, so between that and the non hardware codecs you are probably putting too much pressure on the CPU (along with general windows stuff). See how you go with those then post back. Glad to see you got everything built and (mostly) working ;-) I think I said in the other thread, it's a hard road, but well worth it... [/QUOTE]

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