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<blockquote data-quote="bart0190" data-source="post: 526421" data-attributes="member: 87381">Problems with Full HD video content - stutteringHi,I am following this thread since very long and SAF is a great thing.But I still have problem with Full HD video content. When playback I have stuttering in video (quite small, but recognizable when having moving landscape or similar).Here is my setup:Graphic: ATI Radeon 3200 HD (on board)Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-MA78GM-S2H (rev.1.0)4GB RAMWindows XP, SP3ATI CCC 9.5SAF 4.0 beta9MP 1.0.2Codec: PDVD9 DXVA enabledBIOS setting:&nbsp; - Graphic using 512 MB&nbsp; - latest BIOS update already done (version F11 from 2009/09/16)latest chipset and audio drivers installedWhat I have already tried:In Windows:- turn DXVA off --&gt; not good- use codec: MPV or ffdshow --&gt; MPV (not good - no DXVA); ffdshow - same as PDVD9; CoreAVC not working at all- changed from VMR to EVR --&gt; (as expected) worse- same effect when starting from Windows Media Player, PDVD8 player, or inside MP&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; . tested with .mkv's (h265 inside)&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; . BluRay disk directly&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; . Apple trailers from internet (.mov) (here I think DXVA is not available) using MyTrailers-Plugin- VLC player: very strong stuttering - not viewablein BIOS:- turned Cool'n'Quied to disabled: no effect- turned GPU frequency to 700 MHz (additionally to CnQ off): no effectShall I also try?- to increase in BIOS the HT frequency - but to which value?- to change settings in CCC? right now everything is set to &quot;use application settings&quot;. what to change?additional info:- playing 720p recorded via MP is no problem at all.- playing DVD no problem- DXVA is working as CPU load stays below 30%I read in many forums my hardware should be capable to playback full HD content without problems. Isn't it?Can you please help me?brbart</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bart0190, post: 526421, member: 87381"] [b]Problems with Full HD video content - stuttering[/b] Hi, I am following this thread since very long and SAF is a great thing. But I still have problem with Full HD video content. When playback I have stuttering in video (quite small, but recognizable when having moving landscape or similar). [B]Here is my setup:[/B] Graphic: ATI Radeon 3200 HD (on board) Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-MA78GM-S2H (rev.1.0) 4GB RAM Windows XP, SP3 ATI CCC 9.5 SAF 4.0 beta9 MP 1.0.2 Codec: PDVD9 DXVA enabled BIOS setting: - Graphic using 512 MB - latest BIOS update already done (version F11 from 2009/09/16) latest chipset and audio drivers installed [B]What I have already tried:[/B] [U]In Windows:[/U] - turn DXVA off --> not good - use codec: MPV or ffdshow --> MPV (not good - no DXVA); ffdshow - same as PDVD9; CoreAVC not working at all - changed from VMR to EVR --> (as expected) worse - same effect when starting from Windows Media Player, PDVD8 player, or inside MP . tested with .mkv's (h265 inside) . BluRay disk directly . Apple trailers from internet (.mov) (here I think DXVA is not available) using MyTrailers-Plugin - VLC player: very strong stuttering - not viewable [U]in BIOS:[/U] - turned Cool'n'Quied to disabled: no effect - turned GPU frequency to 700 MHz (additionally to CnQ off): no effect Shall I also try? - to increase in BIOS the HT frequency - but to which value? - to change settings in CCC? right now everything is set to "use application settings". what to change? additional info: - playing 720p recorded via MP is no problem at all. - playing DVD no problem - DXVA is working as CPU load stays below 30% I read in many forums my hardware should be capable to playback full HD content without problems. Isn't it? Can you please help me? br bart [/QUOTE]

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