- Waves complete v9.6 on core2duo install#
- Waves complete v9.6 on core2duo tv#
- Waves complete v9.6 on core2duo windows#
But I don't want to watch TV in Arcsoft all the time! Anyway, I still havent gotten any Hardware Acceleration either. I think what frustrates me the most is that in the Arcsoft program HD runs smoothly, and then in SageTV with the Arcsoft decoder it doesn't. I still havent found any kind of solution. Thanks VERY much for your help in advance, I can't explain how helpful everythings been on this forum. Very sorry that this is so long, but I wanted to present as much info as I could so that getting to the route of the problem is easier. I'm also going to try a DXVA checker I ran across to see if it can pick up if anything is using hardware acceleration or not.
Waves complete v9.6 on core2duo windows#
My only other ideas right now is to try Windows Media Player Classic (the new one) as a decoder as apparently it does hardware acceleration. So what do you think? Is there someway in ATI Catalyst to turn hardware acceleration on? I've looked and looked but havent found anything. So either I've found the wrong files, or I don't have the right program to open them, or its because of Vista. Where is this? The files I've found won't open for me in Vista.
where are they located? (Maybe I'm blind?)Ģ) I hear people changing things in the "sage.properties" file/folder. uses DXVA - Yes", "DXVA MPEG Mode" and "DXVA D-Interlacing", however I have never seen these options. There are a few questions I have.ġ) I've seen mention throughout this forum regarding people picking DXVA options in Sage, like "SageTV MPEG V.D. So any suggestions? I have used FSE in Sage, made no difference.
Basically the same picture and with the same CPU usage. Go into SageTV, Settings, Video, Set the decoder to CyberLink PowerDVD (PDVD7), make sure the 3d acceleration is checked in SageTV advanced settings, go to watch TV, inSage, and.
Waves complete v9.6 on core2duo install#
I install that, go into settings, video section, make sure that "Hardware acceleration with ATI/Avivo" is checked. I have PowerDVD 7.3 which came with my Blu-Ray DVD drive. Through my research (I've been doing a lot of it over the past week or so) I found that only certain decoders will take advantage of the Avivo hardware acceleration. This is about the same CPU usage with both SD and HD. This seems way too high to me, especially with with the Radeon 3200. When watching the HD-PVR in Arcsoft or SageTV my usage is between about 35%-45%. Secondly, whenever there is any movement there is a "wave" left behind (I'm not sure of the correct term).Īlso, my CPU usage is an indicator of an issue. The issue is that on HD channels while it doesnt have stuttering it doesnt look as good as it should in SageTV. I was able to do this using Overlay, Arcsoft Decorder, Directshow, and defaults for audio, etc (I've never had one issue with Audio, no matter when I use for it). When I watch it in SageTV I've been able to eliminate the stuttering I originally had. When I watch TV through the Arcsoft program it works well, no stuttering, even in HD. So this means I have a Radeon 3200 GPU that has Avivo. I have a new HTPC, with AMD Phenom CPU, 4GB Ram, and Gigabyte 780G MB. I have an HD-PVR setup to my StarChoice STB. But I'm having one larger issue still that I just can't seem to fix. Thanks for your help with my issues in other topics regarding the HD-PVR.
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