Frage von Klaus Fromme:
Hi folks,
I want with my HD - camcorder recordings filmed on
Television in the living room look. The files are located on the
hard drive in the PC (hobby room).
The following configuration:
PC1: (Hobby Area)
Intel Core 2 Duo with each 3GH
3.25 GB of RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GT (512 MB)
Windows XP Prof.
Here are the films in m2ts (AVCHD) format.
S.Router connected via LAN
PC2: (living room)
AMD Sempron 2800 (2GH)
512 MB RAM
Windows XP Prof.
Graphics: On board
This is connected s.den Television
As with the wireless router.
Can the AVCHD movies do not show smooth.
Both calculator on a network are linked. I can
synonymous on PC2 (living) on PC1 (hobby room) and access ZB
that are images, mp3, etc. ...) in the living room s.Television
Look. But with the strike of the shooting AVCHD here bucking the PC1
Films so it is no pleasure. Even if the films directly on the
hard drive in PC2 (living room) are bucking the films. Performance of the
Computer is not enough content for this format.
So I would like to the movies in real time on the PC1 (Hobby Area)
transformation (in which format always synonymous) can, via the Network
send and PC2 on the (living) s.Television look. The
Choice of films must be on the PC2 (living room) are:
In something like this: I sit s.Calculator PC2 (living room) and select here
specific movie and watch it on the connected television.
I hope I could clearly explain my concerns.
Questions:
Is it as above mentioned a software solution?
What software do I need?
Give it maybe even freeware for this problem
Ok - New Calculator in the living room would be the easiest solution, because I
but not so often these films, I watch the investment in a
new calculator too expensive, because everything else (internet, music, pictures, etc.
...) Working.
Thank you for your help.
--
Many greetings and a healthy 2009
Klaus
Antwort von Andreas Erber:
Klaus Fromme wrote:
> Questions:
> Is it as above mentioned a software solution?
> What software do I need?
> Give it maybe even freeware for this problem
>
Well maybe not free, but you have to hire the software still is.
Two Windows Vista (except Basic) or the media player could possibly sowas
target.
LG Andy
Antwort von Benjamin Spitschan:
Klaus Fromme wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I want with my HD - camcorder recordings filmed on
> Television in your living room look. The files are located on the
> Hard drive in the PC (hobby room).
>
> [...]
>
> Calculator Both are on a network connected. I can
> Synonymous on PC2 (living) on PC1 (hobby room) and access ZB
> That are pictures, mp3, etc. ...) in the living room s.Television
> Look. But with the strike of the shooting AVCHD here bucking the PC1
> Movies so it is no pleasure.
^ ^ ^
I assume here you mean "PC2". Is that so?
> Even if the films directly on the
> Hard drive in PC2 (living room) are bucking the films. Performance of the
> Computer is not enough content for this format.
Which player do you use?
I would first of all different player (VLC, Media Player Classic HC)
out which if these resources may be saving. If this
still does not work, can I give you to the H.264 codec CoreAVC guess. This
is highly optimized and could therefore synonymous run on your calculator,
but it cost 15USD (ggfls. necessarily the Professional version will). Whether
it works, you can using the 14-day trial version for free. Where
each case, a worthwhile investment and in Comparison to
Purchasing new computers to negligible ;-). The Manufacturer gives a
Minimum requirement for 720p a 2.2-GHz Pentium 4 and 512MB RAM,
So it could just hinhauen. For me (AMD Turion 64 X2 Mobile @
1.6 GHz, 1GB RAM - no idea where the comparison is) works
CoreAVC with it just so, not with other decoders.
You need to have a program which the (somewhat unusual
"packaged") AVCHD transport streams takes to deal with it and knows the
Video data to decode s.den CoreAVC codec sends. I use
to the "Media Player Classic - Home Cinema" [1]; You must be still in
Options to the internal filter for MPEG TS and AVC off.
Regards, Benjamin
[1] http://mpc-hc.sourceforge.net/
Antwort von Andreas Erber:
Benjamin Spitschan wrote:
>
> Which player do you use?
>
> I would first of all different player (VLC, Media Player Classic HC)
> Out which if these resources may be saving. If this
> Still does not work, can I give you to the H.264 codec CoreAVC guess.
Or try the ffdshow filter, the second fastest but
decoder free alternative. These are the Windows codec system
eingeklingt. Specifically, you can select them like in a player like
The KMPlayer.
I get 1080p H.264 on a Pentium D 820 (2 * NetBurst core at 2.8
GHz) with the combination of KMPlayer ffdshow and smooth play.
Without special Grafikkartenuntersützung as the DX10 cards like today
have.
LG Andy
Antwort von Benjamin Spitschan:
Andreas Erber wrote:
> Or try the ffdshow filter, the second fastest but
> Decoder free alternative.
Yes, exactly that grabs me when it no longer ;-). Try
it is worth. In Media Player Classic - Home Cinema is
the underlying ffdshow ffmpeg incidentally built.
Regards, Benjamin
Antwort von Andreas Erber:
Benjamin Spitschan wrote:
> Andreas Erber wrote:
>> Or you can try the ffdshow filter, but the second fastest
>> This option is free decoder.
>
> Yes, exactly that grabs me when it no longer ;-). Try
> It is worth. In Media Player Classic - Home Cinema is
> Of the underlying ffdshow ffmpeg incidentally built.
Only as a tip for all cases and, for some two-core CPUs aktriviert the
ffdshow decoder not auto two threats but it must be him
explicitly say that. Can help :-)
LG Andy
Antwort von Benjamin Spitschan:
Andreas Erber wrote:
>>> Or you can try the ffdshow filter, but the second fastest
>>> This decoder free alternative.
>>
>> Yes, exactly that grabs me when it no longer ;-). Try
>> It is worth. In Media Player Classic - Home Cinema is
>> The underlying ffdshow ffmpeg incidentally built.
>
> Just as a tip for all cases and, for some two-core CPUs aktriviert
> The two cars is not ffdshow decoder threats but it must be him
> Explicitly say that. Can help :-)
Oh ... Great, thanks! I will give it a try.
...
...
Yes, it was set to "1 decoding thread.
...
...
A pity, is still not :-(.
Thanks anyway :-).
Regards, Benjamin
