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<blockquote data-quote="skyly06" data-source="post: 1283157" data-attributes="member: 167363">I have installed MP2 on three different computers and check 4K video files.On the two computers fitted with Intel core I5 + nvidia GTX 1650, and I7 +internal Graphic board,&nbsp; rendering is ok BUT I can see a lot of CPU consumption meaning that the LAV HEVC decoder does not use hardware resources but CPU decoding. I have tried the same video with &quot;Films&quot; default Windows 10 player and cpu consumption is very low.On the third one, the cpu is an AMD APU and if also HEVC decoder does not use Hardware resources, this explains the 1fps.So my question : is it possible to activate hardware decoding on the MP2 default player?For the mix Video and pictures, I am very surprised that nobody has requested this. It is natural now with new phones to combine pictures and videos for the same event.&nbsp; It is so natural to view them on the same order...not separately.As a WMC user, you should remember that when looking at pictures, you could select &quot;Associated videos&quot; to see videos found in same directory.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="skyly06, post: 1283157, member: 167363"] I have installed MP2 on three different computers and check 4K video files. On the two computers fitted with Intel core I5 + nvidia GTX 1650, and I7 +internal Graphic board, rendering is ok BUT I can see a lot of CPU consumption meaning that the LAV HEVC decoder does not use hardware resources but CPU decoding. I have tried the same video with "Films" default Windows 10 player and cpu consumption is very low. On the third one, the cpu is an AMD APU and if also HEVC decoder does not use Hardware resources, this explains the 1fps. So my question : is it possible to activate hardware decoding on the MP2 default player? For the mix Video and pictures, I am very surprised that nobody has requested this. It is natural now with new phones to combine pictures and videos for the same event. It is so natural to view them on the same order...not separately. As a WMC user, you should remember that when looking at pictures, you could select "Associated videos" to see videos found in same directory. [/QUOTE]

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