video dvd stuttering (2 Viewers)

pcjunk

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hey i have some problems with playing videos or dvd,s the image is stuttering
i have 1 gig mem
nvidia 6200 with 256 mb mem
amd athlon 2800
windows xp

can someone help me with this?
or it is the memory or the nvidia maybe the 6200 is to low
 

Liquidtouch

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What codecs are you using and what sources are you trying to play? What OS are you running, with only 1 gig I am guessing XP?

For standard def stuff you should be ok and its probably a codec issue

For HD content your system is underpowered

More info on your system will be required for anyone to help though. I suggest filling out the "My System" specs in your profile then you only need to do it once.
 

pcjunk

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What codecs are you using and what sources are you trying to play? What OS are you running, with only 1 gig I am guessing XP?

For standard def stuff you should be ok and its probably a codec issue

For HD content your system is underpowered

More info on your system will be required for anyone to help though. I suggest filling out the "My System" specs in your profile then you only need to do it once.

hm ok it was hd content what i was trying to play so the system is underpowered
so what is the problem to less memory? or the videocard its a nvidia 6200 with 256 mb memory?
codecs cccp
settings in video is all ffdshow
os xp
hd content in my trailers is working weird??
 

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Well to be honest to play H.264 HD content you have a couple problems. First your Athalon processor is a bit slow to decode HD video without help from a video card. The second issue is I am pretty sure Nvidia cards supporting DXVA started with the 7xxx series.

DXVA stands for Direct X video acceleration and basiclly means the video card is capable of helping decode the video.

Without DXVA support and using your exisiting hardware you best bet if anything is possible would be to try CoreAVC as your H.264 codec.


I had the same videocard as you but with an Athalon 3200+ and could barely play HD and it was dependant on the source file. In the end I eventually upgraded my HTPC. It was cheaper for me to get a new MoBo with onboard video and sound plus a faster processor than it would have been to upgrade the videocard and processor in the old one.

Was the stuttering content 1080 or 720?
 

pcjunk

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the content was 720 and about dxva i was thinking about upgrading the videocard also
second hand is cheap here in the netherlands i would go for nvidia 9600 or higher of course or ati
and 1 gig mem on motherboard is also not much
where can i set the coreavc ? i am using cccp and haali media splitter
 

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    i am using cccp and haali media splitter

    Think that comes with PDVD codec for mpeg2, not sure if it comes with the MPC-HC h.264 codec which is pretty good for dxva on the appropriately created files.

    The reason I say the above, some HD profiles are not fully dxva compliant, if you want to keep such files, just use handbrake to convert the video file to a dxva compliant one
     

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