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<blockquote data-quote="VdR" data-source="post: 856046" data-attributes="member: 25818">The client is up and running and installed in the living. So it is now constantly in use and I don't get the time to fine tune ...&nbsp;First thing I noticed was jutter playing 1080p24 H264 from mkv container. My previous client had a NVIDIA graphics card and I used the LAVCUVID decoder, worked perfectly. For the Intel graphics in this client I had choosen LAV. After changing to the Microsoft codec the problem seems solved. I have had quite some problems with the Microsoft codec before so I want to do some more fine tuning on this.&nbsp;Does the Microsoft codec give me h/w acceleration on the Intel graphics, what codecs do?&nbsp;UPDATE&nbsp;Found they way to activate Intel Quick sync acceleration in the LAV codec setup. That solved the jitter ... but caused bursts of terrible pixelation. So I'm back on the Microsoft codec.&nbsp;UPDATE&nbsp;Now using LAV DXVA2 without any problems. I'll stick with that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="VdR, post: 856046, member: 25818"] The client is up and running and installed in the living. So it is now constantly in use and I don't get the time to fine tune ... First thing I noticed was jutter playing 1080p24 H264 from mkv container. My previous client had a NVIDIA graphics card and I used the LAVCUVID decoder, worked perfectly. For the Intel graphics in this client I had choosen LAV. After changing to the Microsoft codec the problem seems solved. I have had quite some problems with the Microsoft codec before so I want to do some more fine tuning on this. Does the Microsoft codec give me h/w acceleration on the Intel graphics, what codecs do? UPDATE Found they way to activate Intel Quick sync acceleration in the LAV codec setup. That solved the jitter ... but caused bursts of terrible pixelation. So I'm back on the Microsoft codec. UPDATE Now using LAV DXVA2 without any problems. I'll stick with that. [/QUOTE]

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