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The 4550 should have roughly the same grunt as a 3650 (I think a little less in theory but is newer and is meant to have better decoding, has a HDMI socket onboard and support 8 channel LPCM audio to boot) I would certainly only go for a passive card but I see there aren't that many 3650s left on the market. I have a 3650 and it is ok but I am looking to upgrade mine now as I am not that happy with the de-interlacing (that and I want 8 channel LPCM audio)
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I would only look to upgrade once you hit problems (probably if you hit a movie with a particularly high bitrate). If you can deal with the heat generated from running your CPU a little and everything works then no need to spend any more. Part of AC3Filter as that is all you need (just tick the passthrough DD and DTS boxes)Ĭlick to expand.I would leave it a while to see you you cope.
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If you install any version of PowerDVD or the like it should provide you with the abililty to pass DD and DTS over SPDIF.įailing that I would not install AC3Filter but instead install just the If that is the case then your options depend on the video. I am not sure how the MS audio codec works but I seem to recall it supports DD passthrough over SPDIF but not DTS. So for video I would recommend you only installĬoreAVC (or better still a version of PowerDVD or TMT that supports hardware decoding) I am guessing by your post you do not have an "Ultra" version of powerDVD ? (I am not sure if you are still able to download the trial and get the codecs from that or whether they are timebombed to stop them working when the PowerDVD trial runs out or perhaps you can do this with Arcsoft's Total Media Theater) The PowerDVD codecs can then be used elsewhere and provide you with both hardware acceleration and the ability to pass through DD / DTS audio over SP/DIF. My ideal solution (if you graphics card supports it) would be to install a version of PowerDVD that gives you H264 and VC1 codecs. Unfortunately if these files have been sourced from t'interweb then it is likely that the standards have not been adhered to and you wont get hardware acceleration.Īs you have found CoreAVC can help here.
The requirements to get your hardware to do the decoding is also quite picky on the encoding following standards. The ideal is a video card that does the decoding for you but this only works in conjunction with the right codecs.
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These are quite hard to decode and if you want to decode video at 1080p you need the right combination of hardware and software. Problems arise with MPEG4-Part 10 and VC1 codecs. It is unlikely you are going to come across much else video wise. If it more likely to be an MPEG4 codec of which there are three main types MPEG 4 - part 2 (XVid, DivX) and MPEG 4 - part 10 (H264, X264) and VC1. If could be MPEG2 in which case you are fine as above, there is an MPEG2 codec that comes with Vista. Most of which require different methods of decoding.
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Support to do the same for AVIs is inbuilt into Windows.Ī 720p MKV could have video encoded in many different ways. The only thing you need to support MKVs is Haali Media Splitter This however will only open up the contents and you then need codecs to decode the data inside.
VOBs are also just MPEG2 videos so you can change the extention to. DVDs are MPEG2 video and the necessary codecs are built into Vista. FFDShow is very powerful but also very complex and the cause of many issues.ĭVD support first. Really try and figure out what you need rather than just installed lots of things in the hope it will sort everything out. Codec packs tend to be bad and normally end up leading to conflicts with other installed codecs.
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