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<blockquote data-quote="domb" data-source="post: 718337" data-attributes="member: 26299">Re: VC-1 issues (VC1)Fine with haali, same results as I said before with gabest.I can't play ANY (p/i) blu-ray back with VC-1 smoothly using ANY decoder EXCEPT ffdshow DXVA (progressive) when using Gabests MPEG Splitter from MPC.I've come to the conclusion whatever the problem is, its gabests MPEG splitter.MKV with haali splitter and Microsoft/Arcsoft and VC-1 i/p is absolutely fine.m2ts with Gabests MPEG Splitter and Microsoft/Arcsoft decoder for VC-1 i/p nothing works properly.Remux the mt2s to mkv and use Arcsoft decoder and you'll have lovely smooth VC-1i/p playback, although not sure if it uses DXVA. Its the hell of a lot better than Microsoft DMO. I did have a problem with it starting to skip after a few minutes though which Microsoft DMO doesn't.The only problem I have is with m2ts ie blu-ray</blockquote>

[QUOTE="domb, post: 718337, member: 26299"] [b]Re: VC-1 issues (VC1)[/b] Fine with haali, same results as I said before with gabest. I can't play ANY (p/i) blu-ray back with VC-1 smoothly using ANY decoder EXCEPT ffdshow DXVA (progressive) when using Gabests MPEG Splitter from MPC. I've come to the conclusion whatever the problem is, its gabests MPEG splitter. MKV with haali splitter and Microsoft/Arcsoft and VC-1 i/p is absolutely fine. m2ts with Gabests MPEG Splitter and Microsoft/Arcsoft decoder for VC-1 i/p nothing works properly. Remux the mt2s to mkv and use Arcsoft decoder and you'll have lovely smooth VC-1i/p playback, although not sure if it uses DXVA. Its the hell of a lot better than Microsoft DMO. I did have a problem with it starting to skip after a few minutes though which Microsoft DMO doesn't. The only problem I have is with m2ts ie blu-ray [/QUOTE]

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