[RhanJones]

Dear friends,

A week ago i received my Acer Aspire Revo mini pc, that i wanted to use icw Windows 7 & XBMC. After installing both, i found out that it would not show 1080p images without stuttering. I then installed Linux, and it's starting to look like something, but i don't like Linux, because of all the hassle just to install something (e.g graphics drivers, compatible remote control). Today i read that XBMC 9.11 was released, and that it supports DirectX now, so my question is ;

If i reinstall Windows 7 with XBMC, the 9.11 version, will it still stutter, or should it be able to handle the video?

Specs ;

Atom 1.6 ghz
Nvidia ION
2 gb mem.

Thanks a bunch!

[gabbott]

Camelot doesn't support GPU acceleration for video.

[althekiller]

Camelot doesn't support GPU acceleration for video.

...under windows.

Try linux or live.

[RhanJones]

So the DirectX support thing is not helpfull at all....

Oh well, then i'll just have to look and see if i can get it to work properly under Linux and just use it that way

[althekiller]

DirectX doesn't decode anything, though it does open the door to DXVA which does, and is in the pipeline.

[gabbott]

...under windows.

Try linux or live.

Yeah, I should have been more clear. My response was directly relating to the windows release that was mentioned.

For the OP, give XBMC live a try. I run it on 2 Revos and stream 1080p without issue.