Problems with 1080P Movies (1 Viewer)

[fishgod69]

I' ve downloaded some 1080 movies and they don't seem to work properly. I've been using coreavc and ffdshow and video is choppy and out of sync. My 720 movies play just fine. The Audio is fine as well. I've tried diffeent codecs and nothing seems to work. My cpu usage is maxed out when trying to watch a movie.

My comp specs:

Vistan
Duo Core cpu t5750 @ 2.00ghz
4 gb ram
nvidia geforce 9500m Gs 512 mb

Please help me thanx

sorry vista not vistan

 

[MJRL]

With that hardware should work fine.
Try to install latest nvidia drivers.
Drivers - Download NVIDIA Drivers
Uninstall all your codecs and try KLite codec pack
Free-Codecs.com : Download K-Lite Codec Pack 4.2.5 FULL, K-Lite Codec Pack 4.2.5 STANDARD, K-Lite Codec Pack 4.2.5 BASIC : K-Lite Codec Pack is a collection of codecs and related tools

 

[fishgod69]

It still uses 90 -100 percent cpu and the movies are still choppy

 

[MJRL]

Open Task manager and see if there is another app using cpu and mem

 

[fishgod69]

System idle process uses 92-94 cpu

svchost uses 145,824k which is the most

CPU jumps from 2 - 50 and using 2,41 gb of ram

I don't know what is all happening but Previous computers my cpu never jumped this much

 

[ryan20021982]

System Idle Process is the amount left to use, its not actually a process but a meter of whats left

What is the media player your using use

And I use k-lite codec pack with coreavc for h.264

 

[fishgod69]

i'm not sure i just went into mp config and put coreavc as my h264 and ac3 filter and ffdshow.

 

[MJRL]

But when you open a 1080P movie with media player or media player classic, does it still happens?

Try with the right mouse button and open a movie with media player classic, or normal media player.

 

[fishgod69]

It happens in both classic and normal

 

[alal]

Try this codecs for MP. https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/offtopic-57/stand-alone-filters-htpc-44614/
You can try to use Media Player Classic - Home Theater just to see if the movies plays OK. Google it.
With that GFX you can have support for DXVA on most 1080p movies.
Hope it helps.