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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doveman" data-source="post: 561166" data-attributes="member: 67412">Re: SAF v4.00beta (StandAlone Filters) - DXVA ready (MPEG2, H.264 and VC-1).I've done some more testing in Graphstudio on my X3 720/HD3200 (Cat 9.12) system with some troublesome HD clips.Note, all tests were done with VMR9. Also, switching Cyberlink DXVA off in the decoder from graphstudio doesn't work, so I had to disable it using the SAF shortcut.The Cyberlink decoders I tried were Cyberlink Video Decoder 1.00.1105, Cyberlink H.264/AVC Decoder 2.4.0.1818, Cyberlink H.264/AVC Decoder (PDVD8) 2.4.0.1426 and Cyberlink H.264/AVC Decoder (PDVD9) 2.2.0.527.Pirates of the Caribbean - Dead Man's Chest - 1080P Trailer.mp4 (1920*796, AVC 5.1, 6 Ref Frames = 9,169,920):None of the Cyberlink decoders can play whether DXVA is disabled or not. Just get a black window and 0% CPU.Out of the other decoders, DivX was the lowest CPU (40-50%), then MPC, then Elecard.Quantam of Solace trailer.mp4 (1920*1056, AVC 5.0, 9 Ref Frames = 18,247,680):All the Cyberlink decoders played this with under 10% CPU.Again, DiVX had the lowest (40-50%) CPU usage out of the other decodersPlanet Earth - Pole to Pole 1080P sample.mkv (1920*1080, AVC 5.1, 16 Ref Frames = 33,177,600):None of the Cyberlink decoders could play this in DXVA without severe glitching, although CPU was under 10%.In SW mode (Cyberlink 1.00.1105), it used 50-70% CPU, and the stats were FPS 24, Jitter 1, Avg sync offset 0, Std dev sync offset 0.DiVX used 50-60% CPU and had the same stats.Elecard used 55-70% CPU and had FPS 24, Jitter 18, Avg sync offset 6, Std dev sync offset 32.MPC Video used 55-60% CPU and had FPS 21, Jitter 17, Avg sync offset 910, Std dev sync offset 184.So, it looks like my best bet is to use the DiVX decoder, which sacrifices DXVA but allows me to play more files. Of course these results only apply to my HD3200 with Cat 9.12, but hopefully they'll be of some use to someone.</blockquote>

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