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    There web site just says the store will be back soon!
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    I would try the corecodec forum...but it looks like they don't know either. http://www.corecodec.com/forums/index.php?topic=207.0

    Hopefully will ffdshow's avc decoder be as good as coreavc...or maybe it is? I haven't tested the latest versions.
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    Thanks Baldrick. People on AVS seem to think the latest version of core is better. I haven't tried either yet. I'd rather not load my htpc up with unecessary codecs.
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    Have you seen the latest Quicktime alternative ?
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    CoreAVC is a little less CPU usage(negligable).
    ffdshow has all its filters available to tweak the picture.
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    On a SMP system the difference should be more than negligible. There was a patch to make libavcodec decoding multithreaded, but as I understand it, it only worked for video encoded with multiple slices. Something which x264 dropped some time back.
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    Would a to be released yet 2.0 GHz AMD Barcelona quad core run ffdshow h.264 slighty slower than my ancient 2800xp(2.09GHZ) single core?
    And nearly 4 times faster with CoreAVC?
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    Well there are way more factors than just clock speed, however you are right about ffdshow basically using one core where as CoreAVC should be able to spread the load.
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    Hope DVD is around for a long time yet. Iv'e spent enough $$$ on PC's this century for now.

    http://www.corecodec.com/forums/index.php?topic=89.0
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