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<blockquote data-quote="Zeppelin" data-source="post: 896047" data-attributes="member: 128204"><p>Hi there, a question concerning DXVA:</p><p> </p><p>How can I prove if it is enabled? Especially for the Cyberlink Codecs? With the program DXVAchecker in the SAF folder I can't really identify what is Cyberlink, as there are two Codecs which have no name, but rather a random mixture of letters.</p><p> </p><p>Edit: What would be a realistic CPU load while watching HD TV when hardware acceleration ist on? Mine constantly jumps between 9% and 55%...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zeppelin, post: 896047, member: 128204"] Hi there, a question concerning DXVA: How can I prove if it is enabled? Especially for the Cyberlink Codecs? With the program DXVAchecker in the SAF folder I can't really identify what is Cyberlink, as there are two Codecs which have no name, but rather a random mixture of letters. Edit: What would be a realistic CPU load while watching HD TV when hardware acceleration ist on? Mine constantly jumps between 9% and 55%... [/QUOTE]
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