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<blockquote data-quote="Wonderm00n" data-source="post: 203311" data-attributes="member: 56445">Still the same problem. A LOT of stuttering making it impossible to view.I've re-installed MP just like you told me, unchecked MPV/MPA and also DSCALER, but when installing the SVN they come back. I've removed them with Filmerit.Anyway I still have the stuttering issues both in WMP (now version 11) and MP:- In MP, graphedit shows the same as my previous post- In WMP11, I can't connect to the remote graph in graphedit, but if I render the media file directly in graphedit (which I suppose it's the same), I now get:- mpg file -&gt; mpeg-2 demultiplexer -&gt; ffdshow Audio Decoder -&gt; Deafult Direct Sound- mpg file -&gt; mpeg-2 demultiplexer -&gt; NVIDIA Video Decoder -&gt; Video RendererOn WMP11 my CPU starts between 30 and 55% and then goes down and does not goes over 20-&gt;25% after about 20 seconds of playback time (but it's exactly when the playback becomes impossible...).On MP the CPU is now always 55% to 65% when playing the mpeg file.Memory does not seems to be a problem at all: less than 20% of usage at all time.I can still see this HD mpeg file perfectly in VLC. 15 to 20% of CPU usage at all times.So I'm guessing this is CPU related (?) Is there anyway to fix this?I know that VLC uses internal codecs, but is it normal to have such a big performance difference, when using commercial decoders like NVIDIA (set to use hardware acceleration)?I'm getting to a dead-end here...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wonderm00n, post: 203311, member: 56445"] Still the same problem. A LOT of stuttering making it impossible to view. I've re-installed MP just like you told me, unchecked MPV/MPA and also DSCALER, but when installing the SVN they come back. I've removed them with Filmerit. Anyway I still have the stuttering issues both in WMP (now version 11) and MP: - In MP, graphedit shows the same as my previous post - In WMP11, I can't connect to the remote graph in graphedit, but if I render the media file directly in graphedit (which I suppose it's the same), I now get: - mpg file -> mpeg-2 demultiplexer -> ffdshow Audio Decoder -> Deafult Direct Sound - mpg file -> mpeg-2 demultiplexer -> NVIDIA Video Decoder -> Video Renderer On WMP11 my CPU starts between 30 and 55% and then goes down and does not goes over 20->25% after about 20 seconds of playback time (but it's exactly when the playback becomes impossible...). On MP the CPU is now always 55% to 65% when playing the mpeg file. Memory does not seems to be a problem at all: less than 20% of usage at all time. I can still see this HD mpeg file perfectly in VLC. 15 to 20% of CPU usage at all times. So I'm guessing this is CPU related (?) Is there anyway to fix this? I know that VLC uses internal codecs, but is it normal to have such a big performance difference, when using commercial decoders like NVIDIA (set to use hardware acceleration)? I'm getting to a dead-end here... [/QUOTE]

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