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<blockquote data-quote="Domini0n" data-source="post: 526658" data-attributes="member: 80009"><p>The MP test with MPC-HC and CoreAVC are good results, it uses hardware acceleration by the looks of it. Have you ever used Studiograph to see which codecs are used when you playback a movie? Installing a codec and selecting it, doesn't guarantee that it will also use the codec. The amount of CPU usage in MPC player itself however does not use hardware acceleration properly when you look at the CPU usage. The problem with ffdshow and haali splitter instances sounds familiar to me, but can't find the thread on this forum where they discuss this issue. I'll post the link if I do find it.</p><p></p><p> </p><p></p><p>Have you tried 50Hz instead of 60? 50 is almost double of 24 and will run better then 60Hz. 24Hz sync issues are known issues with MP and they are trying to get it fixed. I use 50Hz in the mean time to get the best results on playback.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Domini0n, post: 526658, member: 80009"] The MP test with MPC-HC and CoreAVC are good results, it uses hardware acceleration by the looks of it. Have you ever used Studiograph to see which codecs are used when you playback a movie? Installing a codec and selecting it, doesn't guarantee that it will also use the codec. The amount of CPU usage in MPC player itself however does not use hardware acceleration properly when you look at the CPU usage. The problem with ffdshow and haali splitter instances sounds familiar to me, but can't find the thread on this forum where they discuss this issue. I'll post the link if I do find it. Have you tried 50Hz instead of 60? 50 is almost double of 24 and will run better then 60Hz. 24Hz sync issues are known issues with MP and they are trying to get it fixed. I use 50Hz in the mean time to get the best results on playback. [/QUOTE]
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