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<blockquote data-quote="Crix1990" data-source="post: 1196399" data-attributes="member: 111033">Sooo....here are some updates!I've made all tests as well with my 1080p TV as with my LG Monitor (4k,10bit via Displayport -&gt; Full 4K Support).Tests with AMD7750:Simple, no H.265 hardware decoding, and a i5 can't handle 4k via CPU.With a AMD RX460 (by the way Gigabyte has a nice and quiet one):MePo1:You just have to make shure that you have set LAV&nbsp; to DXVA2 native (for the 7750 I needed copy-back mode // if you use copy-back with the RX460 there will be no hardware decoding), as well as UHD and H.265 support.That works for 4k 8bit files.If you try to use 4k 10bit, you get a codec error (see attached log-files).if you switch to DXVA2 copy-back, you can play them, but without hardware acceleration.Any idear?Again, I've testet also with a 4k 10bit Monitor (set as 10bit at AMD settings).MePo2 (also some log-files attached):4k, 8bit: I can't bring hardware acceleration to work. Does MePo2 use the same LAV settings as MePo1?4k, 10bit: Also no hardware acceleration, but also a the whole picture is shattered and green ;(Also I attached a log-file from a strange complete MePo1 crash with a 4k H.264 file.For me: For now I want to stay with MePo1, because of some plugins, so please help me to get this running.But on the other hand I will do testings for you with MePo2, so lets make both work!A Sony KD-65XD9305 (HDMI2.0, 4K, 10bit, HDR) will be available for testing in the middle of October.Thank you all,Felix--- Post updated ---Sorry, I forgot the log <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crix1990, post: 1196399, member: 111033"] Sooo....here are some updates! I've made all tests as well with my 1080p TV as with my LG Monitor (4k,10bit via Displayport -> Full 4K Support). Tests with AMD7750: Simple, no H.265 hardware decoding, and a i5 can't handle 4k via CPU. With a AMD RX460 (by the way Gigabyte has a nice and quiet one): MePo1: You just have to make shure that you have set LAV to DXVA2 native (for the 7750 I needed copy-back mode // if you use copy-back with the RX460 there will be no hardware decoding), as well as UHD and H.265 support. That works for 4k 8bit files. If you try to use 4k 10bit, you get a codec error (see attached log-files). if you switch to DXVA2 copy-back, you can play them, but without hardware acceleration. Any idear? Again, I've testet also with a 4k 10bit Monitor (set as 10bit at AMD settings). MePo2 (also some log-files attached): 4k, 8bit: I can't bring hardware acceleration to work. Does MePo2 use the same LAV settings as MePo1? 4k, 10bit: Also no hardware acceleration, but also a the whole picture is shattered and green ;( Also I attached a log-file from a strange complete MePo1 crash with a 4k H.264 file. For me: For now I want to stay with MePo1, because of some plugins, so please help me to get this running. But on the other hand I will do testings for you with MePo2, so lets make both work! A Sony KD-65XD9305 (HDMI2.0, 4K, 10bit, HDR) will be available for testing in the middle of October. Thank you all, Felix [SIZE=2][COLOR=#bfbfbf]--- Post updated ---[/COLOR][/SIZE] Sorry, I forgot the log ;) [/QUOTE]

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