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<blockquote data-quote="xemumanic" data-source="post: 153768" data-attributes="member: 19105"><p>PowerDVD v7.3 takes advantage of the PureVideo HD H.264 decoding in _both_ XP and Vista, even in .mkv, or whatever else uses x.264/H.264/AVC encoding, with no artifacting or anything. No matter what you hear, CoreAVC looks just fine, and FFDshow works fine, but is slow. I used to use CoreAVC until I got PowerDVD v7.3, and now I just use the Cyberlink decoders.</p><p></p><p>The big thing about the newer Nvidia 8500/8600 cards is that their newer Video Processors (often referred to as VP2), decode so well, that they do most of the work of decoding, and don't require a high end CPU. Only the midrange 85/86 GeForce 8 cards have this new VP2, not the 8800. It has the older VP, which isn't as effective.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="xemumanic, post: 153768, member: 19105"] PowerDVD v7.3 takes advantage of the PureVideo HD H.264 decoding in _both_ XP and Vista, even in .mkv, or whatever else uses x.264/H.264/AVC encoding, with no artifacting or anything. No matter what you hear, CoreAVC looks just fine, and FFDshow works fine, but is slow. I used to use CoreAVC until I got PowerDVD v7.3, and now I just use the Cyberlink decoders. The big thing about the newer Nvidia 8500/8600 cards is that their newer Video Processors (often referred to as VP2), decode so well, that they do most of the work of decoding, and don't require a high end CPU. Only the midrange 85/86 GeForce 8 cards have this new VP2, not the 8800. It has the older VP, which isn't as effective. [/QUOTE]
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