* There are problems with DVD navigation, some menu's are affected more than others. * Internal avisplitter crashes randomly for me. X264 Known Hardware acceleration problems and solutions: * INTEL G4500HD Support DXVA ONLY For Windows Vista and 7!

This means that no intermediate filters such as DirectVobSub or ffdshow can be inserted between decoder and video renderer. * Video decoder should be connected directly to the renderer.

* For DXVA and subtitles support select VMR7(9) Renderless or EVR Custom. * For Vista users, select EVR or EVR Custom * For Windows XP users, select Overlay Mixer, WMR7(9) or VMR7(9) Renderless * nVidia GeForce 8500, 8600, 9600, 200 & 400 SeriesĭXVA is quite susceptible, so if you want to use it you have to respect those rules: Unfortunately this decoder supports for the moment only bitstream mode, which means that only most recent graphic cards are supported. MPC - HC has an embedded video decoder using this technology to decode H.264, MPEG2 & VC-1 video. Modern video graphics card have the possibility to decode partially or completely a video using DirectX Video Acceleration (DXVA) and reduces CPU usage.

* Multi-language support(Czech, French, German, Hungarian, Russian, Spanish and Turkish) * Better support for Windows Vista, 7, including 64 bits releases * Additional video decoders H.264, VC-1, MPEG2 with DXVA support * An option to remove Tearing using Direct3D Several new features have been integrated in this media player, such as: This project is based on the original Media Player Classic () and was create after Gabest, the original author, stop working on it. We are looking for C++ programmers that want to join MPC-HC & FFdshow projects.

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