Thanks for explanation. The problem with Windows seems extremly strange and worrying. We have never been reported about any similar problem. Can you check if this problem will repeat when force video overlay is enabled in settings/video? I undersand that with hardware acceleration disabled it does ...

vivan wrote:It will lower total cpu usage (simple arifmetic - 6 is 1,5 bigger than 4, so it would be about 1,5 times lower).
But quality wouldn't be better - it would be the same.

btw, may I know the core usage of your Intel i7-970 when playing 1080p with motion2 ultra 1080? thanks

Do you have 40-60% CPU usage with Motion2 Ultra 1080p enable and with 1080p videos? yes, each core 40~60%, is it normal? pictures very fluid, very smooth, except for the artifacts during object fast jerking all those camera lens aberration during shooting and make-up defects were shown btw, Intel a...

currently with all niceties on playback 1080p cpu usage for 965@3.8Ghz is between 40% and 60%, so adding 2 more cores would make much difference? It will lower total cpu usage (simple arifmetic - 6 is 1,5 bigger than 4, so it would be about 1,5 times lower). But quality wouldn't be better - it woul...

hope you don't mind, just my 2 cents you can try: (a) no overclock if any (b) bios default setting (c) case cover removed (d) blow with electric fan if problem gone, then it's overheat if problem persists, try a slower VGA card like HD3550, OR, try a more powerful PSU, as it may be the HD3870 drawin...

Dear Mirillis, simply put, for Splash Pro 1.70, same CPU clock, say 3.8Ghz, would there be appreciable improvement of a 6-core (AMD 1090T, say, OC'ed) than a 4-core (AMD 965 OC'ed say)? currently with all niceties on playback 1080p cpu usage for 965@3.8Ghz is between 40% and 60%, so adding 2 more co...

I have tested splash pro on various computer and I noticed that since version 1.5 and later reproduced bad images, showing obvious artifacts on moving images (mkv 1080p). I prefer to use version 1.4.1 Tested with ati, nvidia ,intel gpu and motion2 enabled. Had you the same experience? yes, I have t...

Helios wrote:Hi ARMAbest,

try disabling GPU acceleration and test the file. If helped, try upgrading/downgrading the GPU drivers and test with GPU enabled again.

in that case why not just state the standard ATI and Nvidia driver version sanctioned by Mirillis?

after all, only ATI and Nvidia

running 1.60 and 1.70 (with all the niceties on) on the relatively powerful quad-core AMD945@3.6G with the humble on-board GF8100 caused GPU over-heat

it seems that the software has been quite demanding on the GPU already

okay, using it

motion improved, and coloring seems more natural, less CG feel

still cannot display subtitles in some MKV files as good as KMP though