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<blockquote data-quote="kszabo" data-source="post: 224152" data-attributes="member: 61646"><p>Thanx! I will give a try maybe but CoreAVC looks much more promising! (I just tried CoreAVC with a Pentium 4HT 2,6 GHz, Intel integrated graphics and a 1080p trailer played without stutter in zoom player! wow! fps was about 18-22 as I can judge it with my eyes). It gives me the hope that I can keep my Asus Pundit 690G/x1250 barebone (and my wife does not kill me because of buying new hardware ;-) )</p><p></p><p>BTW Vista supports DxVA 2.0, XP only DxVA 1.0. Maybe the weak x1250 works better with that. Any idea?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kszabo, post: 224152, member: 61646"] Thanx! I will give a try maybe but CoreAVC looks much more promising! (I just tried CoreAVC with a Pentium 4HT 2,6 GHz, Intel integrated graphics and a 1080p trailer played without stutter in zoom player! wow! fps was about 18-22 as I can judge it with my eyes). It gives me the hope that I can keep my Asus Pundit 690G/x1250 barebone (and my wife does not kill me because of buying new hardware ;-) ) BTW Vista supports DxVA 2.0, XP only DxVA 1.0. Maybe the weak x1250 works better with that. Any idea? [/QUOTE]
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