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<blockquote data-quote="mediortal" data-source="post: 500805" data-attributes="member: 96699">Unfortunately it seems like that, I didn't roll back to 9.1, but I installed MP1.1a + latest SAF on a different pc, which has an ati3400&nbsp; and the 8.9 cat drivers. It also happened there, I updated that pc also to 9.8, and it still occurred.As you pointed out earlier, it seems I can only recreate the problem in one way, and that is the combination of haali+MP+H264 files+ DXVA activated.If I turn off dxva with the reg file included with SAF, although it uses much more cpu, the haali icons close, and there is no accumulation of memory use. Turn DVXA back on, and the haali icons remain, and the memory use climbs with each h264 file, I'm sure it can easily go past 500MB if you keep on opening videos.With HDTV MPEG2 files , MP uses the pdvd decoder, and with DVXA activated, this does not cause any memory use accumulation.So is there any solution to this?Is it just haali splitter, a h264 DVXA problem, or both? Would another splitter or different h264 dvxa codec make any difference? I don't have the cyberlink pdvd decoder option for h264 in MP to even try.None of this occurs in the MPC-HC player, it works fine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mediortal, post: 500805, member: 96699"] Unfortunately it seems like that, I didn't roll back to 9.1, but I installed MP1.1a + latest SAF on a different pc, which has an ati3400 and the 8.9 cat drivers. It also happened there, I updated that pc also to 9.8, and it still occurred. As you pointed out earlier, it seems I can only recreate the problem in one way, and that is the combination of haali+MP+H264 files+ DXVA activated. If I turn off dxva with the reg file included with SAF, although it uses much more cpu, the haali icons close, and there is no accumulation of memory use. Turn DVXA back on, and the haali icons remain, and the memory use climbs with each h264 file, I'm sure it can easily go past 500MB if you keep on opening videos. With HDTV MPEG2 files , MP uses the pdvd decoder, and with DVXA activated, this does not cause any memory use accumulation. So is there any solution to this? Is it just haali splitter, a h264 DVXA problem, or both? Would another splitter or different h264 dvxa codec make any difference? I don't have the cyberlink pdvd decoder option for h264 in MP to even try. None of this occurs in the MPC-HC player, it works fine. [/QUOTE]

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