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<blockquote data-quote="SwingSultan" data-source="post: 302441" data-attributes="member: 53218"><p>what kind of source for hd material are you using? hd material which has no copy protection like .mkv files shouldnt be a problem as i said earlier. blurays and hd-dvds are another story. basically there are 2 major codecs and copy protection systems which work better on nvidia or ati gpus or to be more precise their video engines. the main problem with those codecs etc is the software support for the hardware acceleration. so in order to get sufficient advice you should also post all the software and gpu drivers you have tried. in all articles i have read about watching of protected hd content the conclusion was always the same. no software (the last article was from 3 months or something ago) is able to just play something without giving you a headace. so it would probably be best if you post the problem in the software board.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SwingSultan, post: 302441, member: 53218"] what kind of source for hd material are you using? hd material which has no copy protection like .mkv files shouldnt be a problem as i said earlier. blurays and hd-dvds are another story. basically there are 2 major codecs and copy protection systems which work better on nvidia or ati gpus or to be more precise their video engines. the main problem with those codecs etc is the software support for the hardware acceleration. so in order to get sufficient advice you should also post all the software and gpu drivers you have tried. in all articles i have read about watching of protected hd content the conclusion was always the same. no software (the last article was from 3 months or something ago) is able to just play something without giving you a headace. so it would probably be best if you post the problem in the software board. [/QUOTE]
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