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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 563695" data-attributes="member: 18896">Subtitles I use VSFilter (DirectVobSub) for, as I prefer to keep things seperate. You do need EVR for DXVA to remain usable with subtitles, so this only works on Vista/Win7.And it is not so much about filesize as it is about bitrate. I've seen 8GB files that bring many codecs to their knees, because they have 50Mbps scenes in them. And my memories on software decoder stats on my HTPC are faded memories, because that one is a BE-2400 dual-core and I never really had any problems with it, and run DXVA on that one now for a long time (over 3 years).So do you really have such anchient hardware that you can not use DXVA? Use <a href="http://bluesky23.hp.infoseek.co.jp/en/index.html#DXVAChecker" target="_blank">DXVAChecker</a> otherwise to diagnose. Even on an extreme high bitrate test file that I got, the CPU barely has to break a sweat as the GPU is doing all the decoding.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 563695, member: 18896"] Subtitles I use VSFilter (DirectVobSub) for, as I prefer to keep things seperate. You do need EVR for DXVA to remain usable with subtitles, so this only works on Vista/Win7. And it is not so much about filesize as it is about bitrate. I've seen 8GB files that bring many codecs to their knees, because they have 50Mbps scenes in them. And my memories on software decoder stats on my HTPC are faded memories, because that one is a BE-2400 dual-core and I never really had any problems with it, and run DXVA on that one now for a long time (over 3 years). So do you really have such anchient hardware that you can not use DXVA? Use [url=http://bluesky23.hp.infoseek.co.jp/en/index.html#DXVAChecker]DXVAChecker[/url] otherwise to diagnose. Even on an extreme high bitrate test file that I got, the CPU barely has to break a sweat as the GPU is doing all the decoding. [/QUOTE]

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