Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="foxbenw" data-source="post: 806442" data-attributes="member: 115475">Re: AW: Zotac AD10 - in case anyone is interestedHiI mean remuxed from a bluray, with all audio and video kept, including truehd, so same (ish) size as the original.As yet I have not tried removing different audio/subs and haven't tried any other formats with large files, so I cannot say that it is not the APU. However, there are several reviews stating that the E350 can cope with full bluray so I still believe it is a format/codec issue for me, I just haven't had enough time to work it out properly.As for the different CPU/GPUs, I think you might also like to find some reviews that include GPU performance . My impression was that the AMD grpahics performance was better, so the overall package is better for HTPCs as a result, assuming using hardware acceleration.No idea how long the wait would be for the E450 version - it's hard enough finding the E350 at the moment.Ben</blockquote>

[QUOTE="foxbenw, post: 806442, member: 115475"] [b]Re: AW: Zotac AD10 - in case anyone is interested[/b] Hi I mean remuxed from a bluray, with all audio and video kept, including truehd, so same (ish) size as the original. As yet I have not tried removing different audio/subs and haven't tried any other formats with large files, so I cannot say that it is not the APU. However, there are several reviews stating that the E350 can cope with full bluray so I still believe it is a format/codec issue for me, I just haven't had enough time to work it out properly. As for the different CPU/GPUs, I think you might also like to find some reviews that include GPU performance . My impression was that the AMD grpahics performance was better, so the overall package is better for HTPCs as a result, assuming using hardware acceleration. No idea how long the wait would be for the E450 version - it's hard enough finding the E350 at the moment. Ben [/QUOTE]

Verification