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@ChosenBlood1
its "dimensions" and please know what your talking about when correcting someone before spreading more ignorance...
1920x1080 <--- you see 1080!?!?!
The term usually assumes a widescreen aspect ratio of 16:9, implying a resolution of 1,920 pixels wide by 1,080 high. This resolution is similar to that of 2K digital cinema technology. The frame rate can be either implied by the context or specified after the letter 'p', such as 1080p30, meaning 30 progressive frames per second.
xxirish83x 9 months ago
@xxirish83x you fail the dymentions of the 1080 P
is 1920 x 798 -,-
ChosenBlood1 9 months ago
when you show the properties on the video your playing it shows 1920x798 = not 1080
fail
xxirish83x 1 year ago
CoreAVC is the only software that plays everything without problems on my pc.
VLC Player with it's build in codecs just won't do . And neither will the latest version of PowerDVD on my system, because my CPU is just to slow for those programs.
FJIU5216 1 year ago
My Setup : Nvidea 8800GTS / Intel Core 2 6600@2.4Ghz / Vista)
Software: Media Player Classic Home Cinema & CoreAVC.
To enable the CoreAVC codec in MPC-HC : Go to View > Options > External Filters > Add Filter, then select CoreAVC and make sure the "prefer" option is selected.
Plays AVCHD, Blurays and .m2ts files all without lag. Together they use about 170-180MB memory and about 40% CPU with AVCHD and 80% CPU with m2ts and blurays.
Avatar plays fine here.
FJIU5216 1 year ago
@bmw2go11 Yeah, sure. I have an LG GGC-H20L Blu-ray Combo-Drive. Ive had it for 2 and half years now, but still works like a charm. I Also received a free version of Cyberlink PowerDVD V7 Ultra with the Blu-ray package when i bought the Combo Drive. I Recently upgraded my playback software to Cyberlink PowerDVD V10 Ultra. But im stil having trouble playing the Avatar Blu ray title.
thanks!
MTERM775 1 year ago
@MTERM775 can you please tell me what blue-ray drive/ software combo are you using? im having a bit of trouble figuring out what works with what.. xD
bmw2go11 1 year ago
@bmw2go11 But I have a Geforce 9600 GT which is powerful enough to play blu ray. My computer can currently play the most recent blu-ray films. Avatar is the only problem im having. Thanks
MTERM775 1 year ago
@MTERM775 you probably need to look into buying a new graphics card more than a new processor...
bmw2go11 1 year ago
Hi there.
I was thinking of buying an Intel Core 2 Duo E7500 2.93GHz for my computer. Do you think thats enough to run a Blu Ray movie smoothly?? My Avatar Blu ray movie is currently having playback issues. Glitches of huge pixels pop up during every frame. My current processor is an Intel Pentium D 945P(yeah, its getting old). 3 m
MTERM775 1 year ago