MPC-HC 64 Bit 3704
MPC-HC splitter standalone 64 bit (not internal, though should be the same as MPC-HC 3704 internal)
Lav Splitter 0.35 64 bit
Lav Audio 0.35 64 Bit
Renderer: Stability testing EVR (default)
Renderer: Shader Processing tests: EVR-CP
MPC-HC 64/32 3704 + standalone filters (binaries) can be found here
http://xhmikosr.1f0.de/index.php?folder=bXBjLWhj
ffdshow 64 bit i used to replace your quicksync components with was
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ffds...4.exe/download
Most important dshow players are based on these components anyways
you could also test with ongoing AVsplitter
http://avsplitter.avmedia.su/en it's like lav splitter based on libavformat (uni*), MPC-HC is native windows based code
Nothing connects to the ffdshow-quicksync 64 bit Decoder via MPC-HC 64 bit internal and standalone 64 bit filters (container doesn't matter format either)
32 bit same framework no connection issues
Btw here is a result from Intels MFT Decoder (copy overhead):
Renderer: Enhanced Video Renderer (Media Foundation)
Decoder: Intel® Hardware H.264 Decoder MFT
Decoder Device: ModeH264_VLD_NoFGT
Processor Device: ProgressiveDevice
Time: 00:05.685
Average FPS: 177,130
Min/Max FPS: Min: 170 Max: 178
CPU Usage (%): Avg: 36 Min: 33 Max: 38
In compare no Copy overhead DXVA2:
Renderer: Enhanced Video Renderer (Media Foundation)
Decoder: Microsoft H264 Video Decoder MFT
Decoder Device: ModeH264_VLD_NoFGT_ClearVideo
Processor Device: ProgressiveDevice
Time: 00:02.238
Average FPS: 367,161
Min/Max FPS: Min: 343 Max: 386
CPU Usage (%): Avg: 09 Min: 07 Max: 12
in direct compare to Cyberlinks DXVA2:
Renderer: Enhanced Video Renderer (DirectShow)
Decoder: CyberLink Video Decoder
Decoder Device: ModeH264_VLD_NoFGT_ClearVideo
Processor Device: ProgressiveDevice
Time: 00:02.655
Average FPS: 379,183
Min/Max FPS: Min: 368 Max: 383
CPU Usage (%): Avg: 03 Min: 02 Max: 04
Current ffdshow-quicksync (copy overhead):
Renderer: Enhanced Video Renderer (DirectShow)
Decoder: ffdshow Video Decoder
Decoder Device: -
Processor Device: ProgressiveDevice
Time: 00:22.403
Average FPS: 44,948
Min/Max FPS: Min: 44 Max: 45
CPU Usage (%): Avg: 24 Min: 23 Max: 25
egur you should ask the guys that made the mft decoder (i guess they are part of the driver team and or sdk) how they optimized the performance @ the little higher overhead, though i would say this is currently the farest you could get in Performance optimization with ffdshow-quicksync .
in comparison here is the Libavcodec decoder efficiency on the 4 cores
Renderer: Enhanced Video Renderer (DirectShow)
Decoder: LAV Video Decoder
Decoder Device: -
Processor Device: ProgressiveDevice
Time: 00:03.456
Average FPS: 291,299
Min/Max FPS: Min: 285 Max: 285
CPU Usage (%): Avg: 83 Min: 83 Max: 83