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<blockquote data-quote="Jimbawb" data-source="post: 744855" data-attributes="member: 61897">Re: SAF v5.01 *final* (based on FFDShow DXVA decoder)As always, many many thanks for this hoborg. I have a really annoying problem still with blurays (rips, i'll get onto that in a mo) however, it really looks like it is not using DXVA - cpu rockets to 70%, shoots to 100% and then video starts to stutter in both mepo and graphstudio.In graphstudio, it shows it is linked to &quot;ffdshow video decoder&quot; - is this correct? I notice in the installation i get two configuration choices, ffdshow video decoder or ffdshow DXVA video decoder. Is this a separate program or just the same config but called with different flags? How can i really check if it is using DXVA, and if it is not, how to fix? I'm shocked if dxva is using 100% cpu!To clarify, the videos i'm trying to play are blu ray rips using anydvdHD direct to disk, so are around 30GB in size. Sorry I haven't posted any logs, i'm unsure what ones you would like, it's late here so I can do this tomorrow <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> Many thanks again.Changes i've made from default - disabled post-processing in dxva, disabled subtitles in dxva, disabled dts and dtshd passthrough (cpu still rockets on files with a dolby soundtrack). I have a HD capable receiver.I just re-installed, double-checking whether I said 'yes' to both 'do you have a receiver' and 'do you have a HD receiver', but once again after install only 'Dolby Digital (AC3)' and 'DTS' under Output in ffdshow audio are checked. Maybe a mistake in the installer?</blockquote>Hmm, i have the same issue each time i install saf 5.0.1 FYI[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Jimbawb, post: 744855, member: 61897"] [b]Re: SAF v5.01 *final* (based on FFDShow DXVA decoder)[/b] As always, many many thanks for this hoborg. I have a really annoying problem still with blurays (rips, i'll get onto that in a mo) however, it really looks like it is not using DXVA - cpu rockets to 70%, shoots to 100% and then video starts to stutter in both mepo and graphstudio. In graphstudio, it shows it is linked to "ffdshow video decoder" - is this correct? I notice in the installation i get two configuration choices, ffdshow video decoder or ffdshow DXVA video decoder. Is this a separate program or just the same config but called with different flags? How can i really check if it is using DXVA, and if it is not, how to fix? I'm shocked if dxva is using 100% cpu! To clarify, the videos i'm trying to play are blu ray rips using anydvdHD direct to disk, so are around 30GB in size. Sorry I haven't posted any logs, i'm unsure what ones you would like, it's late here so I can do this tomorrow :) Many thanks again. Changes i've made from default - disabled post-processing in dxva, disabled subtitles in dxva, disabled dts and dtshd passthrough (cpu still rockets on files with a dolby soundtrack). I have a HD capable receiver. I just re-installed, double-checking whether I said 'yes' to both 'do you have a receiver' and 'do you have a [b]HD[/b] receiver', but once again after install only 'Dolby Digital (AC3)' and 'DTS' under Output in ffdshow audio are checked. Maybe a mistake in the installer?[/QUOTE] Hmm, i have the same issue each time i install saf 5.0.1 FYI [/QUOTE]

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