I know that MPEG2 is easy ( even Software Decode ), my MPEG4 issue is with subtitles problem ... HDTV rips come in .avi containers so to use subtitles i have to read them from a .srt file, if i enable DVXA on HDTV rips i will lose my subtitles right ?
On HD rips ( 780p, 1080p ) the container is .mkv who supports internal subtitles, so i guess that i can use DVXA and still get the internal subtitles, i only lose the external subtitles like .srt files, right ?
I have no experiences with subtitles, but I think it´s all the same if the sub is in the container or comes from a separate .srt file. Both of them must be added as postprocessing, so it can break DXVA.
btw I could playback Bluray 1080i h.264 24p with subtitles with PDVD, with DXVA. So my theory is valid only for MP maybe.
Since you can playback with subtitles using PDVD that proves that is possible
I supose that your *.mkv have some type of subtitles right ? It is possible to test if you can watch the movies with some kind of subtitles ?
Thanks,
Lucky_JL
United Kingdom