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<blockquote data-quote="Sutekh" data-source="post: 387291" data-attributes="member: 72626">I've had no luck with MP's implementation of this <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite3" alt=":(" title="Frown&nbsp; &nbsp; :(" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":(" />When set to internal playback, I have found no way to keep the hardware acceleration working when using the PowerDVD 8 codec. I always end up with 70-90% CPU usages (AMD 2.4Ghz 4850e). I'm sure it is to do with other filters being loaded along with it, but even when I disabled VobSub, VSFilter etc., Haali still loads. Plus then when my MKVs with subtitles are loaded, I can't access the subtitles anymore. Any ideas?When set to external, PowerDVD correctly loads and plays but only plays 1-2 FPS! If I load PowerDVD 8 Ultra seperately it is perfect, with accelleration in place and no more than 15-20% CPU usage. When loaded via MP the CPU goes to 100% instantly and stays there, dropping 90% of frames and audio.On top of that, when you exit out of PowerDVD (of which I can find no MCE remote command to do so, I have to use a keyboard), MP crashes with the logs I posted three posts up. I have upgraded to the latest Moving Pictures and still exhibit the same issues.Should I file a bug?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sutekh, post: 387291, member: 72626"] I've had no luck with MP's implementation of this :( When set to internal playback, I have found no way to keep the hardware acceleration working when using the PowerDVD 8 codec. I always end up with 70-90% CPU usages (AMD 2.4Ghz 4850e). I'm sure it is to do with other filters being loaded along with it, but even when I disabled VobSub, VSFilter etc., Haali still loads. Plus then when my MKVs with subtitles are loaded, I can't access the subtitles anymore. Any ideas? When set to external, PowerDVD correctly loads and plays but only plays 1-2 FPS! If I load PowerDVD 8 Ultra seperately it is perfect, with accelleration in place and no more than 15-20% CPU usage. When loaded via MP the CPU goes to 100% instantly and stays there, dropping 90% of frames and audio. On top of that, when you exit out of PowerDVD (of which I can find no MCE remote command to do so, I have to use a keyboard), MP crashes with the logs I posted three posts up. I have upgraded to the latest Moving Pictures and still exhibit the same issues. Should I file a bug? [/QUOTE]

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