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kogi2k 20th December 2008 01:48 PM

Why BSplayer uses HW acceleration only in VMR9 mode?
 
Hi,

I have Geforce 8200 GPU and when I am using BSplayer in regular Internal overlay option it doesn't use HW acceleration at all (CPU usage 30-50%)( I have cyberlink code installed for HD). When I'm switching to VMR9 rendering the CPU usage goes down to 5%-10%.

Why is that ? What should be done to use HW acceleration in BSplayer ? For example MPC HC does it by default.

thanks !

BSPeter 20th December 2008 05:50 PM

Did you happen to read this already?
http://bsplayer.com/en/bs.player/pro...=19#question17
:wink:

kogi2k 21st December 2008 08:45 AM

Yes sure, but it talks more about MPEG old acceleration which I do not need and dont have any issues with it. The problem reveals when playing HD movies, then internal overlay doesnt work well and I need to go with VMR9, BUT when I run Classic Media Player Home Cinema edition I dont have to configure VMR it uses internal overlay and CPU is running on 4%-6% which is very good performance.

Does BSplayer allow HW acceleration for HD in VMR9 mode only ?

thanks !

Ico-man 23rd December 2008 09:42 AM

HD video hardware acceleration with overlay?
 
Are you sure these programs use overlay?

We will check this out.

kogi2k 23rd December 2008 09:49 AM

I dont know but it looks like they are.

One more ISSUE. Now I'm having "freeze" problem when running X.264 mkv files : like Dark Knight trailer and Planet Earth (with subtitles). BSplayer just got freeze when set on VMR9 (also with renderless). When I switch subtitles off or choosing Internal Overlay option - things start to work.

Media Player Classic HC - plays fine all these files.

any clue ?

thanks !

Tizio 25th December 2008 10:39 AM

And the filters used by BSplayer to decode those videos? (with video playing -> right-click -> Options -> Filters -> Advanced)

kogi2k 26th December 2008 10:35 AM

Im using CyberLink H.264 codec which comes with PowerDVD, also I am running the program GraphEdit build 011008 that shows me that the HD video is decoded by CyberLink indeed.


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