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<blockquote data-quote="fallenturtle" data-source="post: 173600" data-attributes="member: 14316">Does your screen look like this when you try to play back x.264 thats in an mkv container?<a href="http://www.fallenturtle.com/random/dxva.jpeg" target="_blank">http://www.fallenturtle.com/random/dxva.jpeg</a>I'm still trying to figure it out, but I think its got something to do with mkv. I've got Haali Media Splitter with PowerDVD, an HD2600 pro, and Media Player Classic and some, but not all, playback looking like the above. Other mkv files seem to play alright or with other visual issues.I've tried downloading free x.264 content from the web... things like apple quicktime movie previews and what not. Most are in avi or mp4 containers and these play back awesome. MPC is reading like 1% for CPU usage so this is leading me away from thinking that this video card maybe defective to it having something to do with the combination of Avivo, the PowerDVD codec, and mkvs.When I turn off hardware acceleration in the codec options, the previously f'ed up files play fine. I've also tried using MPC internal mkv splitter and I had the same problem which also leads me to believe that its related to the container itself and not the splitter.At this point, once I get MediaPortal reinstalled (I did a fresh install of XP to try to figure out the problem) I may have to stick with software decoding for files in the mkv container. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite3" alt=":(" title="Frown&nbsp; &nbsp; :(" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":(" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="fallenturtle, post: 173600, member: 14316"] Does your screen look like this when you try to play back x.264 thats in an mkv container? [url]http://www.fallenturtle.com/random/dxva.jpeg[/url] I'm still trying to figure it out, but I think its got something to do with mkv. I've got Haali Media Splitter with PowerDVD, an HD2600 pro, and Media Player Classic and some, but not all, playback looking like the above. Other mkv files seem to play alright or with other visual issues. I've tried downloading free x.264 content from the web... things like apple quicktime movie previews and what not. Most are in avi or mp4 containers and these play back awesome. MPC is reading like 1% for CPU usage so this is leading me away from thinking that this video card maybe defective to it having something to do with the combination of Avivo, the PowerDVD codec, and mkvs. When I turn off hardware acceleration in the codec options, the previously f'ed up files play fine. I've also tried using MPC internal mkv splitter and I had the same problem which also leads me to believe that its related to the container itself and not the splitter. At this point, once I get MediaPortal reinstalled (I did a fresh install of XP to try to figure out the problem) I may have to stick with software decoding for files in the mkv container. :( [/QUOTE]

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