2013-01-10, 08:20
Hi, this is my first time using XBMC for PC (though I used the Xbox version in the past).
I am getting massive frame drops while playing back Hi10p x264 files in 1080p.
Average CPU usage is very low ~20%-30% compared to Media Player Classic Homecinema (which plays fine).
VCPU load is in the high 90%, dropping frames whenever it hits 100%.
720p is playable with no dropped frames, but alarmingly high GPU usage.
I was reading the audioengine FAQ and tried disabling onboard audio as well as removing Realtek drivers, but no effect.
Playing with the following settings have no effect:
Hardware Acceleration: Software / DXVA / Pixel Shader
DXVA2: On / Off
Use actual fullscreen instead of a fullscreen window: On / Off
Sync display to video: On/Off
VSync: On / Off
Specs:
XBMC 12.0 rc3
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600
ASUS P5N-E Deluxe
4GB DDR2 RAM
GeForce 610 w/310.90 drivers connected through HDMI
Windows 8 x64
Log File:
http://pastebin.com/i40L61uX
On my main machine running an Intel Core i7 with an ATI HD4870 also running Windows 8 x64, the files play fine.
My Core i5 laptop with an ATI 6470M running Windows 8 x64 doesn't have this problem either.
I am getting massive frame drops while playing back Hi10p x264 files in 1080p.
Average CPU usage is very low ~20%-30% compared to Media Player Classic Homecinema (which plays fine).
VCPU load is in the high 90%, dropping frames whenever it hits 100%.
720p is playable with no dropped frames, but alarmingly high GPU usage.
I was reading the audioengine FAQ and tried disabling onboard audio as well as removing Realtek drivers, but no effect.
Playing with the following settings have no effect:
Hardware Acceleration: Software / DXVA / Pixel Shader
DXVA2: On / Off
Use actual fullscreen instead of a fullscreen window: On / Off
Sync display to video: On/Off
VSync: On / Off
Specs:
XBMC 12.0 rc3
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600
ASUS P5N-E Deluxe
4GB DDR2 RAM
GeForce 610 w/310.90 drivers connected through HDMI
Windows 8 x64
Log File:
http://pastebin.com/i40L61uX
On my main machine running an Intel Core i7 with an ATI HD4870 also running Windows 8 x64, the files play fine.
My Core i5 laptop with an ATI 6470M running Windows 8 x64 doesn't have this problem either.