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That's a known problem with Poulsbo and belongs to another thread, as the dxva support is different.
It's possible to try a few things if you can build xbmc.
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Thank you. Works great on Intel Core i3, Windows 7 64bit.
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Hi all. Running RC1 with an Intel i5 on Win 7 x64. Am I right in thinking that the Intel DXVA should be implemented in this build? If so, I am still getting the pixel corruption every so often on mkv files that clears up after a while. This seems to be the same issue that other people have experienced with nvidia. I am on a fresh Win install with all the latest intel drivers and a fresh install of XBMC.
How best to proceed in sorting this one out?
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I'm running i3 Win7 with DXVA and i also get some random pixel or full screen corruption. Its clear after next keyframe. Latest driver and Dharma RC1.
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No. Intel did not publish specifications.
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This seems to be working great for me on a G45 (x4500HD) DG45FC with E5300 CPU, 2GB RAM on Win7 32 bit. Haven't seen any corruption yet.
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No improvement in RC2. Even get some corruption when DXVA is turned off!!!
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I've been using RC2 the past few days and haven't noticed any hiccups at all. If you can provide me a sample (or point me to a file if released online somewhere-PM) I can test it on my x4500HD.
It might be an i-series gpu bug.