I'm using the release 10.0 and I don't have the option to enable/disable DXVA - on any skin I try.
Was it removed?
Was it removed?
2011-01-08, 20:24
Possibilities as follows:-
Providing you have downloaded and installed the 10.0 version and and not the previous 'stable build Camelot 9.11' you should go to System\Video\Playback\Allow Hardware Acceleration (DXVA 2) and activate.
Please note though that DXVA2 is only available in Vista/Win7 set-ups. XP users will have to use the DSPlayer branch, or an external player.
If the option for DXVA is not available it may be one of three issues
* Wrong build
* Wrong OS
* Correct build and OS but running in XP compatibility mode.
A debug log will tell for definite.
Providing you have downloaded and installed the 10.0 version and and not the previous 'stable build Camelot 9.11' you should go to System\Video\Playback\Allow Hardware Acceleration (DXVA 2) and activate.
Please note though that DXVA2 is only available in Vista/Win7 set-ups. XP users will have to use the DSPlayer branch, or an external player.
If the option for DXVA is not available it may be one of three issues
* Wrong build
* Wrong OS
* Correct build and OS but running in XP compatibility mode.
A debug log will tell for definite.
2011-01-09, 00:08
I found the problem - partly.
When using EventGhost (using XBMC.EXE -P) 10.0 is starting thinking Windows is XP, not Win7 x64 as it really is
not working properly through EventGhost...
working properly launching via Windows shortcut...
So... the question is, when DXVA is turned on - will it use DXVA when it "thinks" it is running on XP - even though it is really on Win7?
When using EventGhost (using XBMC.EXE -P) 10.0 is starting thinking Windows is XP, not Win7 x64 as it really is
not working properly through EventGhost...
Quote:09:36:02 T:620 M:1073741823 NOTICE: Starting XBMC, Platform: Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 build 2600. Built on Dec 17 2010 (SVN:35647, compiler 1500)
09:36:02 T:620 M:1073741823 NOTICE: Intel® Core™2 Duo CPU E7400 @ 2.80GHz
09:36:02 T:620 M:1073741823 NOTICE: Desktop Resolution: 1920x1080 32Bit at 60Hz
09:36:02 T:620 M:1073741823 NOTICE: Running with administrator rights
working properly launching via Windows shortcut...
Quote:12:10:42 T:1500 M:4294967295 NOTICE: Starting XBMC, Platform: Windows 7, 64-bit (WoW) build 7600. Built on Dec 17 2010 (SVN:35647, compiler 1500)
12:10:42 T:1500 M:4294967295 NOTICE: Intel® Core™2 Duo CPU E7400 @ 2.80GHz
12:10:42 T:1500 M:4294967295 NOTICE: Desktop Resolution: 1920x1080 32Bit at 60Hz
12:10:42 T:1500 M:4294967295 NOTICE: Running with administrator rights
So... the question is, when DXVA is turned on - will it use DXVA when it "thinks" it is running on XP - even though it is really on Win7?
2011-01-09, 10:54
Livin Wrote:So... the question is, when DXVA is turned on - will it use DXVA when it "thinks" it is running on XP - even though it is really on Win7?I wouldn't have thought so given that you don't have the option to enable dxva.
2011-01-09, 11:03
If Eventghost is running in XP compatability mode it will (probably) start XBMC in compatability mode too.
JR
JR
2011-01-25, 18:00
The DSPlayer is a good alternative 
.
But when i had dsplayer(xbmc) to play with dsplayer instead of dvdplayer, i could not play any dvd that i put in the dvdrom.
Any idea anyone?
I have to have this machine wifefriendly, and therfore as few as possible buttons to press, hehe
Run XPsp3 and nvidia 8600 gt
.But when i had dsplayer(xbmc) to play with dsplayer instead of dvdplayer, i could not play any dvd that i put in the dvdrom.
Any idea anyone?
I have to have this machine wifefriendly, and therfore as few as possible buttons to press, hehe
Run XPsp3 and nvidia 8600 gt
2011-01-25, 18:28
DSPlayer is finished - no longer being developed. But I can't quite see what your post has to do with this thread?
