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Disabled · 5th April 2006, 20:33

@Abnormal1 sad to hear it does not work out of the box. But I still have hope that the actual filter does work with it or may work in the future. Unfortunately I don't have a way to test this right now.
I Still would like to have an official statement here...

I did a quick and unfair speed comparison between VLC and CoreAAC.
252secs with AAC audio at 1Mbit/s (the video, not the audio) with every option Nero had to offer.
I just looked how many cpu-time was wasted by the two.
VLC used 1:48 min
MPC + CoreAAC + CoreAVC + Haali used 1:23 min
That results in a speed boost of 30% (or VLC is 25% slower, how you like it)
Quite impressive I think.
Does Nero ShowTime use its own filter? Just benched it and it took also 1:48 min to decode. So the clear winner is CoreAVC.

*edit*
DAMN! (Sorry) I'm able to watch this nice 720p Quicktime trailer. I first tried to play it in its .mov container, that sucked badly, but remuxed to .mkv it played flawlessly: 0 dropped frames, duration: 2:21 CPU-Time: 1:26 => average CPU load: 61% and that with an Athlon XP 2200+ 768MB Ram and sucky old GF2 TI 64MB

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Disabled Registered User Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 211	@Abnormal1 sad to hear it does not work out of the box. But I still have hope that the actual filter does work with it or may work in the future. Unfortunately I don't have a way to test this right now. I Still would like to have an official statement here... I did a quick and unfair speed comparison between VLC and CoreAAC. 252secs with AAC audio at 1Mbit/s (the video, not the audio) with every option Nero had to offer. I just looked how many cpu-time was wasted by the two. VLC used 1:48 min MPC + CoreAAC + CoreAVC + Haali used 1:23 min That results in a speed boost of 30% (or VLC is 25% slower, how you like it) Quite impressive I think. Does Nero ShowTime use its own filter? Just benched it and it took also 1:48 min to decode. So the clear winner is CoreAVC. edit DAMN! (Sorry) I'm able to watch this nice 720p Quicktime trailer. I first tried to play it in its .mov container, that sucked badly, but remuxed to .mkv it played flawlessly: 0 dropped frames, duration: 2:21 CPU-Time: 1:26 => average CPU load: 61% and that with an Athlon XP 2200+ 768MB Ram and sucky old GF2 TI 64MB Last edited by Disabled; 5th April 2006 at 21:22.