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<blockquote data-quote="Nazgulled" data-source="post: 371353" data-attributes="member: 86572">Hi,I had this problem in the past on MKV HD files, but that made sense. An 720p HD file had a resolution of 1280xXXX and doubling that, was too much for the CPU to handle VSFilter on that resolution.But now, I'm having the same problem on SD XviD files. The resolution of these files are no more than 640xXXX and I don't understand why it's slow... And the sad fact is, I don't think this was happening before but now it is and as far as I can remember, I haven't done a single change to the system since the time it was working.If I set VSFilter to &quot;original resolution&quot; the files play fine but the subtitles look horrible, if I set &quot;double resolution if smaller than 720x512&quot; (so it only affects SD video files) the subtitles will look much nicer but the video playback is so slow...I'm using ffdshow to decode the XviD (CCCP installed) and I always had, always used ffdshow to decode these type of files and they were playing fine. Just the other day I watched a movie in SD with double resolution in VSFilter and now it's not working anymore. This also seems to happen only when I set the desktop resolution to 1920x1080. If I play the videos at 1280x720, it doesn't seem to be slow.Any ideas on what the problem might be?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nazgulled, post: 371353, member: 86572"] Hi, I had this problem in the past on MKV HD files, but that made sense. An 720p HD file had a resolution of 1280xXXX and doubling that, was too much for the CPU to handle VSFilter on that resolution. But now, I'm having the same problem on SD XviD files. The resolution of these files are no more than 640xXXX and I don't understand why it's slow... And the sad fact is, I don't think this was happening before but now it is and as far as I can remember, I haven't done a single change to the system since the time it was working. If I set VSFilter to "original resolution" the files play fine but the subtitles look horrible, if I set "double resolution if smaller than 720x512" (so it only affects SD video files) the subtitles will look much nicer but the video playback is so slow... I'm using ffdshow to decode the XviD (CCCP installed) and I always had, always used ffdshow to decode these type of files and they were playing fine. Just the other day I watched a movie in SD with double resolution in VSFilter and now it's not working anymore. This also seems to happen only when I set the desktop resolution to 1920x1080. If I play the videos at 1280x720, it doesn't seem to be slow. Any ideas on what the problem might be? [/QUOTE]

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