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<blockquote data-quote="foxbenw" data-source="post: 867129" data-attributes="member: 115475">HelloI am using LAV with DXVA2 native via a SAF 6.1.0 installation, on my AMD E350 client.&nbsp;When i play a video, the section in the lav settings that says 'Active Decoder' always says &lt;inactive&gt;.I guess i would have expected this to change when playing a video. Processor is around 30-35% on a full bluray mkv rip, and goes to 100% if i turn it off, so it must be using DXVA2. Also, changing to ffdshow dxva does not change cpu usage much.Graph studio next shows that lav is being used. But if i try to right click and go to properties graph studio crashes (as opposed to the video config link installed by SAF, which does work).&nbsp;The videos are playing so i am not worried, but thought I'd see if there are any views.&nbsp;Also, if anyone would care to enlighten me on native vs copy back i would be interested to hear (ie starting with what on earth it means)&nbsp;CheersBen</blockquote>

[QUOTE="foxbenw, post: 867129, member: 115475"] Hello I am using LAV with DXVA2 native via a SAF 6.1.0 installation, on my AMD E350 client. When i play a video, the section in the lav settings that says 'Active Decoder' always says <inactive>. I guess i would have expected this to change when playing a video. Processor is around 30-35% on a full bluray mkv rip, and goes to 100% if i turn it off, so it must be using DXVA2. Also, changing to ffdshow dxva does not change cpu usage much. Graph studio next shows that lav is being used. But if i try to right click and go to properties graph studio crashes (as opposed to the video config link installed by SAF, which does work). The videos are playing so i am not worried, but thought I'd see if there are any views. Also, if anyone would care to enlighten me on native vs copy back i would be interested to hear (ie starting with what on earth it means) Cheers Ben [/QUOTE]

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