guru3d.com — If you playback MKV content at 1080P, you'd need a fairly decent PC to maker that happen, as this type of content is not supported by software like PowerDVD.How would you like to learn to playback MKV / x.264 content 98% accelerated by your Radeon of GeForce graphics card ? And we'll even go a step further, optimize image quality ....
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pedrodhFeb 11, 2009
Cool article! BTW, Im testing Windows 7, and I have a ATI 4850 and DXVA can not be enabled this way, maybe because of the drivers. Well, its a beta windows anyway, bu on XP it works just fine ;) .
guru3dFeb 12, 2009Submitter
Hi, create combined shader, add it. Exit the program .. startup and voilla.
antdudeFeb 14, 2009
For me, I get blue screens in DVB VIewer Pro. So I had to use v8.8 DVA files. See my <a class="user" href="http://www.rage3d.com/board/showthread.php?p=1335795337">http://www.rage3d.com/board/showthread.php?p=13357 ...</a> ...
jhab007Feb 15, 2009
Nice article... it works partially for me. I have a 9800 GTX + but when I see the use of my CPU it says 50% - 60%.. idont know why. My procesor is a AMD 64 X2 5200+ However is better than before.
kotekzotJun 28, 2009
top article.
soto78Mar 5, 2010
hey man i know it's kind of late but thanks for the article. I bought a gts250 to give my p5nd2 mobo and pentium 4 system a chance of playing hd content to my HDTV. Using VLC media player i was able to get smooth playback of 720p content but 1080p was too choppy. Now using MPCHC I'm able to play the 1080p flawlessly and filters and virtually no cpu utilization. Thanks again.
geekoidMay 24, 2010
Works perfectly on a C2D E6600 with a GTS 250 and Windows 7 Ultimate. Dropped the CPU use right down, except for software decoding of 5.1 DTS, which requires a bit of chewing on the CPU, but all good. Thanks for the great article.