Free h.264 decoding codec that makes use of Radeon?

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Other than Cyberlink PowerDVD Deluxe and CoreAVC Professional, is there
a free h.264 codec that makes use of Radeon hardware acceleration?

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Man-wai Chang to The Door (24000bps) said:
Other than Cyberlink PowerDVD Deluxe and CoreAVC Professional, is there a
free h.264 codec that makes use of Radeon hardware acceleration?
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http://mpc-hc.sourceforge.net/

free player that uses dxva acceleration of Radeon and GeForce cards. it has
its own dxva decoder.
 
http://mpc-hc.sourceforge.net/
free player that uses dxva acceleration of Radeon and GeForce cards. it has
its own dxva decoder.
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The reason why I am looking for a codec because it could be used by
other programs like DVB Viewer (to watch HDTV broadcast). I don't think
mpc-hc could tune to HDTV channels.

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Man-wai Chang to The Door (24000bps) said:
The reason why I am looking for a codec because it could be used by other
programs like DVB Viewer (to watch HDTV broadcast). I don't think mpc-hc
could tune to HDTV channels.
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I use Arcsoft for HDTV, which was a program freebie included with a (still)
camera I bought, but I'm not sure if it's available as a freeware CODEC.

BTW, you might want to try DVB Dream rather than DVB Viewer.
 
BTW, you might want to try DVB Dream rather than DVB Viewer.

The last time I tried DVB Dream, it's not ready.

(I did pay for DVBViewer Pro because of its features)

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Man-wai Chang to The Door (24000bps) said:
The last time I tried DVB Dream, it's not ready.
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In what way? Like most DVB software, it's not perfect, but I've found it
excellent for HD channels. I mainly use ProgDVB (free version), which again
has always been a bit buggy but on the whole pretty good.
 
The last time I tried DVB Dream, it's not ready.
In what way? Like most DVB software, it's not perfect, but I've found it
excellent for HD channels. I mainly use ProgDVB (free version), which again
has always been a bit buggy but on the whole pretty good.
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Have you ever tried DVBViewer Pro? You should test it. I like its
networking feature the most, and it use standalone codecs to decode HDTV
signals.

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Have you ever tried DVBViewer Pro? You should test it. I like its
networking feature the most, and it use standalone codecs to decode HDTV
signals.
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It's not free, so I'm not interested in using it. I used the Technisat
version in the past and it was so clunky I gave up with it instantly. You
can use standalone CODECs and use custom filter configurations with both
ProgDVB and DVB Dream. With the exception of the HTPC Engine features, I
believe it has no extra functionality compared to those two.
 
It's not free, so I'm not interested in using it. I used the Technisat
version in the past and it was so clunky I gave up with it instantly. You
can use standalone CODECs and use custom filter configurations with both
ProgDVB and DVB Dream. With the exception of the HTPC Engine features, I
believe it has no extra functionality compared to those two.
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I like DVBViewer Pro a lot more..... But then, I haven't seen the latest
version of DVBDream. Later :)

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