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  1. 7th May 2011 23:12 #1
    thezanny
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    is there a quality comparison of just a compatible mode?
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    There is no such thing like x264 DXVA.
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    Files produced with x264 can suffer playback problems with some devices, if certain settings are used (or not used).

    I have seen DXVA profiles for x264, which are simply a bunch of settings which will ensure the final stream can be decoded properly using a video card's built in hardware decoder and/or other standalone media players.
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    x264 is an h.264 encoder. DXVA is Microsoft's API for using the graphics card to decode video (rather than the CPU). DXVA only supports a subset of h.264 features. x264 DXVA would be a program's presets for producing x264 encoded video within the DXVA spec. Xvid4PSP, for example, has x264 DXVA presets.
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