Post your GPU chipset results here!

[unhappy]

I had been running DVDFab 6.* with no problems. When I upgraded to DVDFab 8 qt, I would not get any evident video after clicking Start but Task Manager showed that it was running. I did the usual: deinstall, clean registry, update video drivers, reinstall. The problem persisted but I suspected it was actually a video problem. I entered Chat on the nvidia support website and sent them a copy of my SysInfo.nfo file and they then pointed me to a beta driver. I installed it and everything works fine. I am now .NOT. unhappy.

[Viros]

The brand-spankin new Radeon 7970 gives me this:

Graphics Chipset :
AMD Radeon HD 7900 Series

Supported Video Codecs :
DXVA_MODE_H264
DXVA_MODE_VC1
DXVA_MODE_MPEG2
ATI_MODE_H264
ATI_MODE_VC1
ATI_MODE_MPEG2

CoreAVC : is detected.

Worked with H.264 Blu-Ray, but not particularly quick when set to AMD APP mode. Going to try with DXVA mode and see if I get better results. Really hoping to see AMD APP encoding support someday!

[Hooded]

Hi Viros

I think you might find this thread an interesting read.

[Aliencowboy]

Graphics Chipset :
ATI Radeon HD 4350 (Microsoft Corporation WDDM 1.1)

Supported Video Codecs :
DXVA_MODE_H264
DXVA_MODE_VC1

CoreAVC : cannot be detected.

I am using Win7 64 bit, DVDFab 8.1.6.2

I have not had any problems with this setup.

[Hooded]

This is a screen with GPU Tweak showing video card usage, The CPU Gadget to show load on cpu and DVD Fab 8.1.6.3.
This is a 190 minute movie
Source is my blueray drive.
Ripping Movie to - M2TS.AC3.HighQuality - 1920x1040 - 0.200 Bits/Pixel
Audio - 448 - 5.1 MultiChannel
No Subpicture

After dealing with 2 hour plus rips using my ATI cards, or turning of GPU Codecs for encoding and decoding and watching my CPU run at +90% for the rip, I went out and got me some kick ass nVidia from Asus .

I know not everyone can do this, but if you can afford it, it's gonna get you back your money in time spent ripping.

[Hooded]

Guess I should have posted the cards details in the last. Sorry about that.

Asus GTX 560 Ti - 1280MB DDR5 - 448 Cuda Cores.

Graphics Chipset :
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti

CUDA Driver Version: 4.10
CUDA Capability revision number: 2.0

Supported Video Codecs :
CUDA_MODE_H264
CUDA_MODE_VC1
CUDA_MODE_MPEG2
DXVA_MODE_H264
DXVA_MODE_VC1
DXVA_MODE_MPEG2

CoreAVC : cannot be detected.

The computers specs
Asus P6X58D-E - main board
Intel Core i7 930 Quad-Core Socket LGA1366, 2.8Ghz, 4.8GT/s
2 - Kingston HyperX 12GB (3x4GB) 1600MHz DDR3 kits = 24GB
Dual SSD OCZ Vertex 120GB drives RAID 0
Dual Western Digital Caviar Green (WD30EZRX) 3TB SATA3 6Gb/s 64MB drives RAID 1
Dual SAMSUNG DVDWBD SH-B083L drives

Yes this machine rocks, but it's the smallest of the 3 I've built over the last 2 years.
Ever evolving.

My next machine will have a CPU that supports Intel Quick Sync.

[8855A]

NDIVIA GeForce GTX 460(EVGA OC)

Graphics Chipset:
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460

CUDA Driver Version: 4.0
CUDA Capability Revision Number: 2.1

Supported Vedio Codecs
CUDA_MODE_H264
CUDA_MODE_VC1
CUDA_MODE_MPEG2
DXVA_MODE_H264
DXVA_MODE_VC1
DXVA_MODE_MPEG2

Core AVC: is detected

OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1
CPU:Intel Core i5 2500K @ 3.3GHz (sandy bridge technology)
M/B: Gigabyte Z68A-D3-B-3(sockett 1155)
RAM: 8GB (2x 4GB) 1600 Modules DDR3 @665MHz (9-9-9-24) Consiar Vengence
V/CARD: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 DDR5 (EVGA OC) 1034MB
HHDs: 2x 1TB seagate 7200rpm 6mb/s (sata III)
Optical Drives: Optiarc DVD RW AD-72605 (dual layer)
Pioneer BD-RW BD-R206D 12x Blu-ray
push & pull fans on water cooled CPU
Fan on HDD's and 3x 120mm fans in case

Have not had any problems with this build, very fast with Blu-rays (30min's or less) BD50 to HDD, Maine movie to 25GB BD-R, with ImgBurn! GTX 460 is great!