My System is a multiseat system but the dropped frames are on singleseat too.
i have a lot of dropped frames on all of my systems with the latest svn versions (ONLY h264 1920x1080 channels like Anixe HD and Servus TV). It is not possible to look.
My question is why it runs without dropped frames hmm with earlyer version 24669 for example. i dont understand this.
My clients and server so i think for me has enough power. Pentium Dualcore E5200 (Grafik=GF9400), E6300 (Grafik=GF9300), CoreI3 540 (Grafik=Inside CPU) . All Sytems with 4GB Memory and 500GB 2,5" Harddisks and one of the system with an SSD.
Gigabit Ethernet. TV Cards = 2 * Digital Devices PCI-E Dual Cards.
So i hope for the future that i can use my systems for mediaportal again.
What are now the minimum hardware requirements to look h264 without dropped frames ?
I can confirm this. I tried every test dll and few of my own tweaks, but none will produce smooth 1080p playback. I even overclocked my machine and display adapter and tried both HD4350 and Gf 8400 without luck.
So i reverted back 24669 and Now 1080p is working like a charm.
I belive that it is not only EVRCustomPresenter and scheduler changes that make things worse. It might be that those changes are good, but other changes for example in Guimanager and tsreader/writer combination will be the reason for all my troubles.
Regards,
when i am right, since 246xx there were huge changes in the whole dshowhelper. many lines of code...
but for my understanding, 1080p should run better and "easier" than 1080i... there is nothing that the machine has to do, just showing the frames without deinterlacing or something else...
don't forget, that there are also huge, real huge changes inside MP itself and of course in its GUI. perhaps this ATI compatibility thing (to avoid flickering and something with surface and texture) breaks playback on your machines.
I just can speak for myself. But in my mind, your machines schould work, because mine is an ATOM 330. so it seems not to be the hardware itself, perhaps a configuration issue...
@te3hpurp:
do you have a 1080p sample for sharing, so we can test if it's the source?
ok... some devs might say/think "this has no influence on playback...".
i changed the priority of MP (in its configuration) to "BelowNormal" and guess. It feels like being more smooth and stable (in this fps thing). I haven't done a long term run, but perhaps it helps other users... worth a try
Placebo effect most likely All that it should be now doing is that you are more "vulnerable" to all 3rd party (OS itself as well) applications that require CPU time. OS will prefer those other applications now even when MP is foreground application.