You need to use a "commercial" video decoder that supports DxVA (hardware acceleration) for MPEG2 and H.264 - for example the CyberLink decoders.
Most (if not all) of the "open source" video decoders do not use or support hardware acceleration - decoders like MPV, Descaler, ffdshow, CoreAVC, etc...
HTH?
(BTW, this post was in the incorrect section - "Tips and Tricks" is for known working tips - not for support queries)
I'm using the PowerDVD 7.3 DirectShow filter to decode my x264 videos, I have checked "Use DxVA". Still I have >50% CPU utilization on my Athlon 4200+.
I have a GeForce 8600GS and the nvidia driver 169.xx (dunno the correct version). What's wrong with it?
I note that you are using MP2. The following applies to MP1, but I think that MP2 is identical in this situation.
"TV Server Config" has a "TV Mapping" panel in the "TV Channels" section. On the "TV Mapping" tab:
The left column lists the channels that have not yet been mapped to the TV tuner identified by the drop-down menu just...
I note that you are using MP2. The following applies to MP1, but I think that MP2 is identical in this situation.
"TV Server...
I've scanned for channels, and got all channels mapped to tuner 0 of my 8 channel TV card (eg: 2 cards of 4 channels each)
Is there...