Support for nvidia dvd decoder
 

Hello,

will be very good to see bsplayer support nvidia purevideo decoder. :P

thanks

Didn't try, but based on its feature "High quality MPEG-2 decoder supports any third party software application based upon Microsoft DirectShow®" I would say it should probably work with BSPlayer. I think adicoto is the expert on this (or grendizer: check this post: http://bsplayer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=28972#28972 )
:wink:

I wanted to try to use it, but it needed me to install Windows Media Player 9 and I didn't want to install it...so I give up :P

yes it works but the image is with lines bsplayer angs etc

MPEG-2 is not a codec that would require hardware acceleration today.

I second that, we need the support for Nvidia's Purevideo MPEG2 decoder.
Small update on my FAQ:
http://david.saber.free.fr/bazaar/codecs/codecs.html

" I mostly dwell in the BsPlayer forum at www.webteh.com, my nickname is "Grendizer"."

You probably mean http://www.bsplayer.com ?

Otherwise, a good job there.

;)

Hello everybody

First off, I have a new great GeForce 8 graphic card :) and I'm wondering how to activate the hardware decoding of DVD's and BluRay discs with it, however, I didn't fully dif into the problem yet.

It may be time for BsPlayer to support Purevideo! :twisted:

I also have an HD2600PRO that support hardware acceleration of VC1, MPEG2, H264.....

How did you activate it? What decoder do players use now in place of ffdshow and others?

I was adding myself on the wishlist. :wink:
I am not using those powers, because I don't know if besides CyberLink PowerDVD and ATI Decoder there is a player that can acces those functions.

Just as I predicted. :( I indeed acquired a couple of HD 2400 but had no time to research the acceleration feature. It's good, reliable (passive heatsink) video adapter but makes no miracles so far. I hope something useful comes up from FFMPEG. It's the only serious group of developers on the video field. ATI-AMD are too busy releasing their bullshit web browser with enhanced multimedia experience.

Yeah...
Its pity that we have hardware decoding inside of our video card GPU`s and not taking advantage of it.

I will buy BS player when you guys will do something about this.

NVIDA PureVideo is already useable in BSplayer, though its kinda non-intuitive. You will need to install the latest ffdshow, restrict the color levels outside of RGB. In all fairness PureVideo isn't well supported in most software, and as someone already mentioned doesn't really do much at the moment besides accelerate MPEG-2 DVD decoding.