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<blockquote data-quote="malakudi" data-source="post: 316356" data-attributes="member: 30226"><p>I am really happy with Mediaportal, especially the RC3 has matured very much.</p><p></p><p>I have setup many HTPCs with hardware acceleration. Unfortunately not all files play with DXVA enabled codecs, and even worse, if you try to play such a file with DXVA enabled, most of the time corrupts the display. It would be nice if internal media player had the following feature: Check if file can be played with DXVA acceleration (that would require some parsing of the file, if it is H.264 L4.1 or not etc). If it can, use a system configured DXVA codec. If not use a system configured non-DXVA codec. Since internal video player already has some video file testing features (for example to check if it will use H.264 or MPEG2 codec), i think this could be extended to support such a feature.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="malakudi, post: 316356, member: 30226"] I am really happy with Mediaportal, especially the RC3 has matured very much. I have setup many HTPCs with hardware acceleration. Unfortunately not all files play with DXVA enabled codecs, and even worse, if you try to play such a file with DXVA enabled, most of the time corrupts the display. It would be nice if internal media player had the following feature: Check if file can be played with DXVA acceleration (that would require some parsing of the file, if it is H.264 L4.1 or not etc). If it can, use a system configured DXVA codec. If not use a system configured non-DXVA codec. Since internal video player already has some video file testing features (for example to check if it will use H.264 or MPEG2 codec), i think this could be extended to support such a feature. [/QUOTE]
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