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- Buckster - 2010-02-08
tried a reinstall of W7 (was going to perform it anyway as wanted to swap back to 32 bit edition)
and content all plays (Nvidia 9400 integrated)
but its shifted too high, and bottom 1/3 is corrupt, like very large pixels - top 2/3 is fine
very odd
- steelman1991 - 2010-02-08
nekrosoft13 Wrote:Yes, Radeon 3200, if i remove that file, almost all 720, 1080 content is unwatchable. files stutter, ghosting, and looks like frames are being dropped
Yes, but why did you create it in the first place - advancesetting xmls are not provided by default in the xbmc application, but have to be created by the user. Are you saying that the file had to be created to achieve playback of both 720p and 1080p content.
Is this on board graphics - if so, I had a similar problem with the on board HD3200 graphics on the Asus M3A78-EMH-HDMI board. Until I added the HD4670 to the mix, no matter what I tried the HD3200 just wasn't up to the task of playing HD content.
- ashlar - 2010-02-08
Latest build available still not good with ATI 4890, Catalyst 10.1 and W7 x64. Some 720p files play, almost all 1080p files crash XBMC.
- nekrosoft13 - 2010-02-08
steelman1991 Wrote:Here is the log don't know what you are looking for, but here it is anyway
http://pastebin.com/f88f1d3a
right here
83. {5A54A0C9-C7EC-4BD9-8EDE-F3C75DC4393B}: Format(In/Out)=(S342,UNKNOWN) Frames(Prev/Fwd/Back)=(0,0,0) Caps=
84. DDraw Status: Enabled
85. D3D Status: Enabled
86. AGP Status: Enabled
between line 83 and 84 you are missing D3D9 overlay and DXVA-HD
- onomatopellan - 2010-02-08
steelman1991 Wrote:Don't want to get into a technical debate - not experienced enough for that - but I think DXVA2 is supported in both Vista and Win 7 - not only for Win 7. It certainly isn't supported in xp - hence the reason why other users have been redirected to the DSPlayer thread.Of course DXVA2 is supported on Vista and Windows 7. What I mean is DXVA-HD is supported only in Windows 7.
- nekrosoft13 - 2010-02-08
steelman1991 Wrote:Yes, but why did you create it in the first place - advancesetting xmls are not provided by default in the xbmc application, but have to be created by the user. Are you saying that the file had to be created to achieve playback of both 720p and 1080p content.
Is this on board graphics - if so, I had a similar problem with the on board HD3200 graphics on the Asus M3A78-EMH-HDMI board. Until I added the HD4670 to the mix, no matter what I tried the HD3200 just wasn't up to the task of playing HD content.
well not to achieve playback, but to achieve smooth playback, i forgot who, but one xbmc dev told me to create that file.
and 3200 is fine for HD playback when DXVA coding becomes more mature, i know since it works well with ffdshow DXVA. XBMC DXVA simply needs a bit more work.
- nekrosoft13 - 2010-02-08
onomatopellan Wrote:Of course DXVA2 is supported on Vista and Windows 7. What I mean is DXVA-HD is supported only in Windows 7.
and from the look of it it is only supported on nvidia cards.
I have 3 systems
one with GTX 280 = and it has DXVA-HD
one with geforce8200 = and it has DXVA=HD
one with Radeon3200 (HTPC) = and it doesn't have DXVA-HD
- elupus - 2010-02-08
DXVA-HD is NOT required
- steelman1991 - 2010-02-08
nekrosoft13 Wrote:right here
83. {5A54A0C9-C7EC-4BD9-8EDE-F3C75DC4393B}: Format(In/Out)=(S342,UNKNOWN) Frames(Prev/Fwd/Back)=(0,0,0) Caps=
84. DDraw Status: Enabled
85. D3D Status: Enabled
86. AGP Status: Enabled
between line 83 and 84 you are missing D3D9 overlay and DXVA-HD
But what relevance does that have in this context. onomatopellan has already stated that DXVA-HD is only available in Win 7 and I'm running Vista x86, therefore I presume it is unlikely that there will be any entry. I believe that in the context of these builds we are talking about DXVA 2
- nekrosoft13 - 2010-02-08
elupus Wrote:DXVA-HD is NOT required
elupus, had you had time to look at my xbmc debug log?
- RodrigoG - 2010-02-08
Mallet21 Wrote:I'm getting a half-screen view while trying to watch MKV's.
Win7 x86 and a GT 220
Freakish Wrote:I have issues with the screen being only 1/4 size with .mkv's....(Only a small section on the top left on my screen is playing the video)
Only happens on AVC material, other than that it's looking really good. Win7 x64, Nvidia 8800GTS 512Mb.
Has anyone else seen that issue?
Me too!
Win 7 x64
Nvidia 8500GT.
- TheSwede1970 - 2010-02-08
Just tested with 720p mkv file with no errors or lag.
Friggin loved it...
Running ASRock 330
- elupus - 2010-02-08
nekrosoft13 Wrote:elupus, had you had time to look at my xbmc debug log?
Yea, didn't say anything sadly
- elupus - 2010-02-08
Those of you that get that small sized playback. What happens if you change zoom or aspect ratio during playback?
- Balthazar2k4 - 2010-02-08
Skindred Wrote:Same here;
Core i7 920
ATI HD4890 (latest drivers)
I have to ask, if you are running a Core i7 920, why do you need DXVA? I have a 920 @ 4ghz and it isn't breaking a sweat with 1080p. Just curious.