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<blockquote data-quote="carmenm" data-source="post: 483099" data-attributes="member: 72546">I have not followed SAF progress in a while but i just might have to.I am running windows 7 and ffdshow. My problem is that ffdshow is too slow with 1080p in Windows 7.Under my windows XP, i currently use MPC(DXVA) and it works just great with 1080p.I was wondering if people managed to make MPC(DXVA) works great in windows 7 and if yes with what settings.I am also wondering one thing. on this page<a href="http://www.homemedia.fr/tests-guides/165-CoreAVC-accelere-par-Cuda-le-meilleur-decodage-H.264-2.html" target="_blank">CoreAVC accéléré par Cuda, le meilleur décodage H.264 ?, Avantages de CoreAVC fonctionnant avec Cuda</a>they give a trick to get better contrast with EVR and ffdshow or CoreAVC.In ffdshow the trick is to convert to rgb32 and in corevavc you put the output level to 0-255.Is there such a trick in MPC?Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="carmenm, post: 483099, member: 72546"] I have not followed SAF progress in a while but i just might have to. I am running windows 7 and ffdshow. My problem is that ffdshow is too slow with 1080p in Windows 7. Under my windows XP, i currently use MPC(DXVA) and it works just great with 1080p. I was wondering if people managed to make MPC(DXVA) works great in windows 7 and if yes with what settings. I am also wondering one thing. on this page [url=http://www.homemedia.fr/tests-guides/165-CoreAVC-accelere-par-Cuda-le-meilleur-decodage-H.264-2.html]CoreAVC accéléré par Cuda, le meilleur décodage H.264 ?, Avantages de CoreAVC fonctionnant avec Cuda[/url] they give a trick to get better contrast with EVR and ffdshow or CoreAVC.In ffdshow the trick is to convert to rgb32 and in corevavc you put the output level to 0-255. Is there such a trick in MPC? Thanks [/QUOTE]

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