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OK, thanks.

And I'm pretty sure the answer here is "no" too, but there's no way to get VLC to use hardware acceleration through my video card, is there?

I don't suppose I can force VLC to use either CoreAVC or DivX 7 to decode H.264 (or just troublesome files), can I? Everything I've read seems to say VLC does not use external codecs and can't be forced to. I appreciate the heads up, but like I said, I'm really hoping I can find a solution which ena...

Yes, it will.

Something of an update - I've managed to make the 1080p mkvs work flawlessly in WMP 11, by installing CoreAVC for video decoding and FFDShow for audio. The major problem with this solution (aside from the 14 day trial period on CoreAVC) is that it forces me to use WMP, which sucks horribly, and also...

Hi all - sorry if this has been asked before (and I figure it must have been, but the search function wasn't helpful). I am having a problem with playback on *some* 1080p mkv files (encoded with an h.264 codec). Basically, during high motion scenes, the video gets very stuttery, and VLC will start d...