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I have a laptop with 2 graphic cards, one integrated Intel HD Graphics 3000 (low performance, low power) and an nVidia GT 540M (more decent, high battery consumption, which takes over automatically when needed). The "Decoder Device" in DxVAChecker shows information about the Intel one and ...

Actually it gives the same result whether hardware decoding is on Automatic, DXVA or Disabled. They are all 3 comparable to what I had reported in 03/04 when disabling hardware acceleration. I guess the only difference is that it falls back properly to software decoding when hardware decoding does n...

Thanks for the update. I tried it on the file I described above with the nightly VLC build from today and IT WORKS perfectly. Thanks a lot VLC team! Now gaining confidence I tried a 60fps file that the NX500 produces with this VLC version. Unfortunately I get a grey frame which quickly progresses to...

Thanks for the suggestion. I switched Input/Codec / Hardware-accelerated decoding to disabled and it is better: - 1080 30p videos played fine and smooth - 1080 60p video played with lots of breaks and greys pictures. I guess that's to be expected to some extent if the CPU is too slow for that. - 4K ...

VLC (both 2.2.0 Win64 and vlc-3.0.0-git-20150327-0402-win64) does not play my Samsung NX500 video files. It shows the first frame and then randomly displays a broken frame every few seconds. The sound is fine. According to MediaInfo, here are the caracteristics: General Format : MPEG-4 Format profil...