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<blockquote data-quote="Paul Shirley" data-source="post: 965695" data-attributes="member: 84183">Hyper-V on/off makes no difference but I didn't think of killing the AMD support, I'll try that later. Going to be annoyed if I have to lose Hyper-V but probably time to build a dedicated PVR box. [EDIT]Restricting RAM below the 4Gb line doesn't affect this error either.[/EDIT]&nbsp;Also worth pointing out evr.log will bury or hide source material frame loss, a full diagnosis needs both checks.&nbsp;On Win8 render problems: On my vanilla 64bit install+K-lite codec pack (to get H264/mp4 support), Win8 had terrible problems building graphs at all - 30-60sec for mp4 files. After a lot of hacking around I replaced the LAV filters and it got better, but still not perfect. That might explain why MPC-HC also has problems. ATM I'm running just the LAV audio codec with ffdshow+MPC internal in MPC-HC64 and having no real problems. Can't speak to whether 32bit is also affected but LAV seems to cause problems here.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paul Shirley, post: 965695, member: 84183"] Hyper-V on/off makes no difference but I didn't think of killing the AMD support, I'll try that later. Going to be annoyed if I have to lose Hyper-V but probably time to build a dedicated PVR box. [EDIT]Restricting RAM below the 4Gb line doesn't affect this error either.[/EDIT] Also worth pointing out evr.log will bury or hide source material frame loss, a full diagnosis needs both checks. On Win8 render problems: On my vanilla 64bit install+K-lite codec pack (to get H264/mp4 support), Win8 had terrible problems building graphs at all - 30-60sec for mp4 files. After a lot of hacking around I replaced the LAV filters and it got better, but still not perfect. That might explain why MPC-HC also has problems. ATM I'm running just the LAV audio codec with ffdshow+MPC internal in MPC-HC64 and having no real problems. Can't speak to whether 32bit is also affected but LAV seems to cause problems here. [/QUOTE]

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