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<blockquote data-quote="MageMinds" data-source="post: 659210" data-attributes="member: 30288">I have a Zotac ION ITX-F-E board and I have CoreAVC codec working with the &quot;8&quot; ball green in MediaPortal ... I can play high bitrate 1080p video file without any problem ... Everything is in sync even if I skip forward or backward, play pause, start from the middle... The good thing about CoreAVC is full subtitle support directly from MP. ffdshow have subtitle support for DXVA, but I prefer MP to control the subtitle.As for your liveTV problem I can't you all, because I don't have LiveTV, who need LiveTV anyways with High Speed Internet? Usenet is my TiVo...The ION board are great, but they are slow when you have a heavy skin enabled and a lot of plugins... A SSD might help with the speed though... I love my Zotac, it's silent and efficient... I've put a Asus Xonar PCIe Sound card in it... The onboard sound card didn't deliver what I want in term of sound quality, the Xonar did!MageMinds</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MageMinds, post: 659210, member: 30288"] I have a Zotac ION ITX-F-E board and I have CoreAVC codec working with the "8" ball green in MediaPortal ... I can play high bitrate 1080p video file without any problem ... Everything is in sync even if I skip forward or backward, play pause, start from the middle... The good thing about CoreAVC is full subtitle support directly from MP. ffdshow have subtitle support for DXVA, but I prefer MP to control the subtitle. As for your liveTV problem I can't you all, because I don't have LiveTV, who need LiveTV anyways with High Speed Internet? Usenet is my TiVo... The ION board are great, but they are slow when you have a heavy skin enabled and a lot of plugins... A SSD might help with the speed though... I love my Zotac, it's silent and efficient... I've put a Asus Xonar PCIe Sound card in it... The onboard sound card didn't deliver what I want in term of sound quality, the Xonar did! MageMinds [/QUOTE]

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