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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 646683" data-attributes="member: 76888">Re: SAF v5.00 experimental (based on FFDShow DXVA decoder)Sorry doskavouter, I should be more specific...When I say HD3200 too slow for HDTV, i mean Live HDTV not HD video playback.&nbsp; Quite a few changes to rendering introduced between MP1.0 Final and MP1.0.2 which led to increased gpu requirements for DXVA of live HDTV @ full HD resolutions.My onboard HD3200 was fast enough for HDTV in MP1.0 Final, then became to slow for HDTV in 1.0.2, it still managed to play 1080P video.&nbsp; I had partial improvement with increasing the HT &amp; gpu core. If I used non dxva codec, then that also had partial improvement.&nbsp; Since then I've changed to discrete gpu.EDIT: Also the HT speed of the CPU has a strong influence on how fast the onboard HD3200 can access the shared memory, so different users can have different experiences depending on HT2 vs HT3 CPU.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 646683, member: 76888"] [b]Re: SAF v5.00 experimental (based on FFDShow DXVA decoder)[/b] Sorry doskavouter, I should be more specific... When I say HD3200 too slow for HDTV, i mean Live HDTV not HD video playback. Quite a few changes to rendering introduced between MP1.0 Final and MP1.0.2 which led to increased gpu requirements for DXVA of live HDTV @ full HD resolutions. My onboard HD3200 was fast enough for HDTV in MP1.0 Final, then became to slow for HDTV in 1.0.2, it still managed to play 1080P video. I had partial improvement with increasing the HT & gpu core. If I used non dxva codec, then that also had partial improvement. Since then I've changed to discrete gpu. [I] [B]EDIT: Also the HT speed of the CPU has a strong influence on how fast the onboard HD3200 can access the shared memory, so different users can have different experiences depending on HT2 vs HT3 CPU.[/B][/I] [/QUOTE]

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