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2014-03-04, 15:04
(This post was last modified: 2014-03-04, 15:15 by MadScientist.)
If you have any VC1 format blurays, then DXVA2 is a no-go with Intel graphics (highly pixellated, flashing image)
I use 'software' as render method with DXVA2 disabled
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Has this been fixed in xbmc 13 ? As I like to use dxva2
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mika91
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ok.
I tried quickly this morning to play a 720p webdl shows with my new intel hd46000 build...
and the resutl was awfull!
Lags, audio desync, washed out colors, ...
I used DXVA2, video sync and deinterlace.
I'll try to play with the intel drivers this week-end, to understand why!
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With Gotham Beta 1 and the latest Intel Driver, VC1 works now on my i3 Haswell Nuc without any problems!
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i concur. The most recent Intel driver release for HD4600 now OK with DXVA2. Thanks for reporting.
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After finding 1080p/24 playback slightly jerky with DXVA2 enabled, I've gone back to my previous settings
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2014-03-25, 02:01
(This post was last modified: 2014-03-25, 15:03 by dp917.)
Does your audio work over hdmi? I had to revert to a older driver to get it to work for me, but now xmbc crashes ("has stopped working" error) when trying to open.
Edit: was able to update display driver without audio driver and all is good
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mika91
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ok.
Just upgraded my Intel Display drivers yesterday, now everything is ok.
Still have the 24p audio delay (400ms on gotham b3, 250ms on frodo)
