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<blockquote data-quote="zilexa" data-source="post: 327208" data-attributes="member: 83769"><p>Thanks, but I understand you can use MPC-HC as codec so why bother installing PowerDVD/using the PowerDVD codecs? MPC-HC has hardware support for video files so the only difference is PowerDVD also enables hardeware support for TV?</p><p></p><p>MPC-HC has hardware support (DXVA) for h.264 and VC-1, not for xvid and mpeg2. Is this the same with PowerDVD?</p><p></p><p>I haven't bought my TV card yet (will be a FloppyDTV DVB-T) and I am not sure I will. most channels have a website where you can select and view broadcasted shows. Only series and movies you cannot select but there are better ways to watch them instead of following them on tv anyway.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="zilexa, post: 327208, member: 83769"] Thanks, but I understand you can use MPC-HC as codec so why bother installing PowerDVD/using the PowerDVD codecs? MPC-HC has hardware support for video files so the only difference is PowerDVD also enables hardeware support for TV? MPC-HC has hardware support (DXVA) for h.264 and VC-1, not for xvid and mpeg2. Is this the same with PowerDVD? I haven't bought my TV card yet (will be a FloppyDTV DVB-T) and I am not sure I will. most channels have a website where you can select and view broadcasted shows. Only series and movies you cannot select but there are better ways to watch them instead of following them on tv anyway. [/QUOTE]
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