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<blockquote data-quote="Lucky_JL" data-source="post: 318046" data-attributes="member: 53673">Hi,First of all, great work that jo16v have done compiling all the info about ppl you get DVXA with 780G<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Second, i am still have some questions ....Consider the case where i choose 780G on Vista+MediaPortal,&nbsp; AT THE MOMENT is possible to get this features on MyTV, MyDVD and MyVideos ?- MPEG2 Hardware Decode ( DVDRip )- MPEG4 Hardware Decode ( HDTV, 780p, 1080p )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 ?Last question is about MediaPortal configuration, it is possible to configure the system to use DVXA in all video modules ( TV, DVD, Videos ) in a way that if for exempla the 720p rip have wrong encode profile the system automatically uses software decode ( CoreAVC by example ) ?Best Regards,Lucky_JL</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lucky_JL, post: 318046, member: 53673"] Hi, First of all, great work that jo16v have done compiling all the info about ppl you get DVXA with 780G :) Second, i am still have some questions .... Consider the case where i choose 780G on Vista+MediaPortal, AT THE MOMENT is possible to get this features on MyTV, MyDVD and MyVideos ? - MPEG2 Hardware Decode ( DVDRip ) - MPEG4 Hardware Decode ( HDTV, 780p, 1080p ) 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 ? Last question is about MediaPortal configuration, it is possible to configure the system to use DVXA in all video modules ( TV, DVD, Videos ) in a way that if for exempla the 720p rip have wrong encode profile the system automatically uses software decode ( CoreAVC by example ) ? Best Regards, Lucky_JL [/QUOTE]

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