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<blockquote data-quote="Bravoman" data-source="post: 313631" data-attributes="member: 62933">MediaPortal Version: 1.0 RC1MediaPortal Skin: XFaceWindows Version: XP Pro SP2CPU Type: Intel Core2 DuovE8400Memory: 1GB DDR2 800Motherboard: Gigabyte Nforce 630i basedVideo Card: GeForce 7100 (integrated)h.264 Video Codec: ffdshowI have a problem playing HD files with the internal player. Files that play at 30-40% CPU usage in overlay max out the CPU in VMR9. The main problem is, that only one of the cores is stressed, the other stays at a low level (so one core stays at 30%, the other jumps to 100%).I know VMR is more demanding than overlay, but in my case, the difference is huge, making VMR virtually unusable.It is not strictly a MP problem, because I get it in other players if I try to use VMR9, but I'm hoping you can help me out here.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bravoman, post: 313631, member: 62933"] [b]MediaPortal Version[/b]: 1.0 RC1 [b]MediaPortal Skin[/b]: XFace [b]Windows Version[/b]: XP Pro SP2 [b]CPU Type[/b]: Intel Core2 DuovE8400 [b]Memory[/b]: 1GB DDR2 800 [b]Motherboard[/b]: Gigabyte Nforce 630i based [b]Video Card[/b]: GeForce 7100 (integrated) [b]h.264 Video Codec[/b]: ffdshow I have a problem playing HD files with the internal player. Files that play at 30-40% CPU usage in overlay max out the CPU in VMR9. The main problem is, that only one of the cores is stressed, the other stays at a low level (so one core stays at 30%, the other jumps to 100%). I know VMR is more demanding than overlay, but in my case, the difference is huge, making VMR virtually unusable. It is not strictly a MP problem, because I get it in other players if I try to use VMR9, but I'm hoping you can help me out here. [/QUOTE]

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