Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="dsmp" data-source="post: 336881" data-attributes="member: 57790">Well, about the processing power of the box yes, it can handle pretty well 1080, including without Pure Video, with the latest versions of MediaPortal 0.2.x it was working fine, basically any standard decoder like includes in Media Portal,&nbsp; Pure Video and FFDshow.&nbsp;About the problem with the interlace of Pure Video, I notices some time using Windows Media Player with Pure Video that plays well but the video looks like interlaced or somthing (on 1080).Anyway if I use 1080i is the same problem with media portal, not with other players, in the worse case CPU is around 25% on 1080.The better example is playing the showcase video downloaded from microsoft..(<a href="http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/musicandvideo/hdvideo/contentshowcase.aspx" target="_blank">WMV HD Content Showcase</a>) using WMP on 1080 p or i plays perfect and low cpu use, with Mediaportal on 1080 p or i, videos skip frames all the time regardless of the codec in use,(lower cpu usage).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dsmp, post: 336881, member: 57790"] Well, about the processing power of the box yes, it can handle pretty well 1080, including without Pure Video, with the latest versions of MediaPortal 0.2.x it was working fine, basically any standard decoder like includes in Media Portal, Pure Video and FFDshow. About the problem with the interlace of Pure Video, I notices some time using Windows Media Player with Pure Video that plays well but the video looks like interlaced or somthing (on 1080). Anyway if I use 1080i is the same problem with media portal, not with other players, in the worse case CPU is around 25% on 1080. The better example is playing the showcase video downloaded from microsoft..([url=http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/musicandvideo/hdvideo/contentshowcase.aspx]WMV HD Content Showcase[/url]) using WMP on 1080 p or i plays perfect and low cpu use, with Mediaportal on 1080 p or i, videos skip frames all the time regardless of the codec in use,(lower cpu usage). [/QUOTE]

Verification