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<blockquote data-quote="jobo1100" data-source="post: 704615" data-attributes="member: 109910">Re: SAF v5.00 experimental (based on FFDShow DXVA decoder)Hi.I have just purchased a new HTPC because of jerky playback on all HD material on my old HTPC.It has a Nvidia GT430 and an i5 Intel CPU.To my big surprise I get the same jerky playback now as I did with my old HTPC.If I turn off hardware acceleration (DXVA) and just use ffdshow software everything is smooth.What could possibly be the reason for this.I have even tried Coreavc and the same thing happens.I have replaced the dshowhelper.dll file and tried Mediaportal audio renderer.Still the same, some files are worse than others but they are all almost unwatchable to me.The CPU is powerfull enough so I have DXVA turned off for now, but it seems very strange.PS: I have tried different Nvidia drivers also. Running the latest Beta now.Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jobo1100, post: 704615, member: 109910"] [b]Re: SAF v5.00 experimental (based on FFDShow DXVA decoder)[/b] Hi. I have just purchased a new HTPC because of jerky playback on all HD material on my old HTPC. It has a Nvidia GT430 and an i5 Intel CPU. To my big surprise I get the same jerky playback now as I did with my old HTPC. If I turn off hardware acceleration (DXVA) and just use ffdshow software everything is smooth. What could possibly be the reason for this. I have even tried Coreavc and the same thing happens. I have replaced the dshowhelper.dll file and tried Mediaportal audio renderer. Still the same, some files are worse than others but they are all almost unwatchable to me. The CPU is powerfull enough so I have DXVA turned off for now, but it seems very strange. PS: I have tried different Nvidia drivers also. Running the latest Beta now. Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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