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<blockquote data-quote="Collective" data-source="post: 920418" data-attributes="member: 79277">1. Yep, was just checking it out to see how it performed..... answer... not so good. Back to using 1.8.1 again&nbsp;2. by using the ATI MPEG Video Decoder, I am bypassing DXVA and accesssing the hardware decoding directly from my ATI 6850 card. This seems to be making all the difference. I'm sure NVIDIA cards have a similar feature&nbsp;3. The crashes (so-far) are just when I forget to turn 3d playback OFF before trying to play other videos.&nbsp;4. yes, only 1 decoder worked for me by bypassing DXVA entirely and accessing the video card's HW playback directly with ATI's renderer. This is allowing the CPU much more power to do the transformations without stuttering or dropping frames. Whether the transform filter is using DXVA here is moot in this case. (except perhaps in lower powered systems).&nbsp;5. Well, I was just checking out the MP 1.3 alpha version, I'm sure they have more to add and fix before it's beta ready and before it's ready for stable release. Was just a test exercise to see how it was going and to see IF it would even accept MP3D installation. I don't have 3dTV card either, no channels here broadcast in 3d, so it's just 3d blu-ray's that need to be converted (or played in an external player such as Powerdvd)&nbsp;As for the SVI's, I was not asking MP3D to WRITE them, but to have to ability to READ them if they are present to get all the 3d settings. I use stereoscopic player to test and set everything as I desire and save out SVI files for each 3d video. I can simply change the SVI file for different setups. Then, by reading the SVI file, it opens in stereoscopic player with all the correct settings. If MP3D could read the SVI file if present, it would make it simpler if the settings have already been configured to read and apply themIs it worth it? I think so, but I may be the only one that thinks SVI's are a useful config tool for multiple setups</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Collective, post: 920418, member: 79277"] 1. Yep, was just checking it out to see how it performed..... answer... not so good. Back to using 1.8.1 again 2. by using the ATI MPEG Video Decoder, I am bypassing DXVA and accesssing the hardware decoding directly from my ATI 6850 card. This seems to be making all the difference. I'm sure NVIDIA cards have a similar feature 3. The crashes (so-far) are just when I forget to turn 3d playback OFF before trying to play other videos. 4. yes, only 1 decoder worked for me by bypassing DXVA entirely and accessing the video card's HW playback directly with ATI's renderer. This is allowing the CPU much more power to do the transformations without stuttering or dropping frames. Whether the transform filter is using DXVA here is moot in this case. (except perhaps in lower powered systems). 5. Well, I was just checking out the MP 1.3 alpha version, I'm sure they have more to add and fix before it's beta ready and before it's ready for stable release. Was just a test exercise to see how it was going and to see IF it would even accept MP3D installation. I don't have 3dTV card either, no channels here broadcast in 3d, so it's just 3d blu-ray's that need to be converted (or played in an external player such as Powerdvd) As for the SVI's, I was not asking MP3D to WRITE them, but to have to ability to READ them if they are present to get all the 3d settings. I use stereoscopic player to test and set everything as I desire and save out SVI files for each 3d video. I can simply change the SVI file for different setups. Then, by reading the SVI file, it opens in stereoscopic player with all the correct settings. If MP3D could read the SVI file if present, it would make it simpler if the settings have already been configured to read and apply them Is it worth it? I think so, but I may be the only one that thinks SVI's are a useful config tool for multiple setups [/QUOTE]

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