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<blockquote data-quote="Pletskop" data-source="post: 660274" data-attributes="member: 86913">Re: SAF v5.00 experimental (based on FFDShow DXVA decoder)Hi Hoborg et al,I'm currently using MP1.1.0.0 Final+SAF5.0 running on an Atom330/ION.I use PDVD10 as my main codec as I have noticed some stutter in the playback using ffdshow dxva. PDVD seems to provide me a better playback experience. Also for my DVD &amp; TV playback I have been using PDVD10, which does the job perfectly.Recently, I've been experimenting with Bluray playback. Using a combination of BD Handler and AnyDVD/HD, Ive been able to playback BD discs succesfully. So far so good...When I playback an m2ts file encoded with AVC, MP (and MPC player for that matter) uses the PDVD10 codec to playback the file. Stutterfree and with high quality. However, when I start to playback an m2ts file encoded with VC-1, both MP and MPC revert to the ffdshow dxva codec. I know this by connecting to the remote graph using GraphMonitor. Unfortunately, the playback isn't stutter free this time and I would like to see what the result would be when I use the PDVD codec.Is there any way to force MP to use the PDVD codec for all m2ts files?I read on the PDVD site that PDVD does support VC-1 so it should be able to playback the file. Just don't understand why it falls back to ffdshow when the encoding is vc-1 and uses PDVD when the encoding is AVC.Any comments, suggestions?Regards,Peter</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pletskop, post: 660274, member: 86913"] [b]Re: SAF v5.00 experimental (based on FFDShow DXVA decoder)[/b] Hi Hoborg et al, I'm currently using MP1.1.0.0 Final+SAF5.0 running on an Atom330/ION. I use PDVD10 as my main codec as I have noticed some stutter in the playback using ffdshow dxva. PDVD seems to provide me a better playback experience. Also for my DVD & TV playback I have been using PDVD10, which does the job perfectly. Recently, I've been experimenting with Bluray playback. Using a combination of BD Handler and AnyDVD/HD, Ive been able to playback BD discs succesfully. So far so good... When I playback an m2ts file encoded with AVC, MP (and MPC player for that matter) uses the PDVD10 codec to playback the file. Stutterfree and with high quality. However, when I start to playback an m2ts file encoded with VC-1, both MP and MPC revert to the ffdshow dxva codec. I know this by connecting to the remote graph using GraphMonitor. Unfortunately, the playback isn't stutter free this time and I would like to see what the result would be when I use the PDVD codec. Is there any way to force MP to use the PDVD codec for all m2ts files? I read on the PDVD site that PDVD does support VC-1 so it should be able to playback the file. Just don't understand why it falls back to ffdshow when the encoding is vc-1 and uses PDVD when the encoding is AVC. Any comments, suggestions? Regards, Peter [/QUOTE]

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