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Martin Gorbush.
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May 7, 2016 at 7:17 pm #36376
VLC Media Player works well for me …
May 7, 2016 at 7:41 pm #36382Thanks for info. I will check this program.
I wish it can measure up to my favorite MPC-HC which on my PC with Windows 10 and integrated Intel HD GPU works flawlessly.
May 7, 2016 at 9:34 pm #36384weird, i recall mpc-hc working fine
May 8, 2016 at 7:21 am #36407weird, i recall mpc-hc working fine
Yes, it is really weird. What’s more strange is that today video is working flawlessly in MPC-HC.
I think that culprit might be my external display set as default. My failed video experiments was conducted on tablet without external TV connected. Now I am using external display but even if I disconnect it there is no problem watching video at least for now.
Background (if you are not interested then don’t read): On my first day with this tablet I connected it to my TV and even set it as only screen (WIN + P-> only second screen). Next day I had problems with connecting my tablet with external display (HDMI switch output isn’t correctly recognized under Windows 10 by Intel GPU driver) and I forfeit till today. When I have one more enabled device connected through HDMI switch then tablet can detect external display (that is clearly Intel driver team fault).
May 8, 2016 at 5:21 pm #36456Have you tried to enable hardware decoding on the MPC-HC? MPC-HC always works without problem, although it comes with the K-Lite Codec Mega Pack I usually install. VLC also works fine, but I found that it uses more battery.
May 9, 2016 at 7:24 am #36521Have you tried to enable hardware decoding on the MPC-HC?
I’m almost sure that H/W decoding (DXVA2 native) is on by default in MPC-HC. At least I never needed to set it manually in contrast to VLC which required from me to change decoder settings. That’s why I suspect you might have used VLC without hardware video acceleration and that was the reason for higher power consumption.
Status bar (CTRL+5) in MPC-HC clearly shows if hardware decoding is in use ([H/W]). This is quite an advantage over VLC where I can’t find such indication. I used that program only few times and didn’t notice. What’s strange is that right now VLC player is crushing all the time just after start :(. -
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