Use CUDA to decode and reduce CPU usage

dinukap4

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  • Mar 18, 2008
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    This simple guide enables you to use your Nvidia GPU when playing movies which will reduce load on the CPU.

    1.Install Coreavc 1.9.5 set it up so that it uses Cuda (start-programs-corecodec-Configure CoreAVC)
    2.Install The KM player
    3.go to options then preferences
    4.go to external video decoder then click on external decoder search- Add external codec
    5. go to where Coravc is installed and look for "CoreAVCDecoder.ax"
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    6. click open, on the right hand side tick the "H.264, AVC1 and VC1" boxes, click ok

    7.now in the external video decoders section go to H.264 and click on the dropdown box and select Coravc Video Decoder, do this for AVC1 and VC1.
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    8. now at the buttom of the preferences section go to Configuration Management and where it says "Characters" check the box and type next to it ".mkv" and other file types u use e.g. i have: .mkv .mp4 .m2ts
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    then the last part is make sure this section looks like this:

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    now whenever u play a e.g. mkv file u should see a green coreavc CUDA icon in the task bar

    *note this is not my own work all the tnx goes to the original poster!
    :)


     

    dinukap4

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    Here's the relevant screens for Media Player Classic Home Cinema:

    Disable the internal H264 and VC1 filters:
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    Add the CoreAVC decoder by pushing the Add button and selecting it from the list.
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