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maurus
15th January 2003, 13:46
If I do not have a Pentium 4 (I have a Athlon), I have some advantage when using mpeg2dec2 instead of mpegdec?

Is more stable mpeg2dec2?

If i want, Can I use mpeg2dec2?

Thanks

Ruppl
15th January 2003, 13:58
I´m not sure. I use the "mpeg2dec2" instead of the "mpeg2dec", but i have an AthlonXP.

I think you shouldn´t have Problems with your Thunderbird, just rerplace the "mpeg2dec2"path in your avs-File....

maurus
15th January 2003, 14:08
Why you use mpeg2dec2 instead of mpegdec?

scmccarthy
15th January 2003, 17:07
I thought SSE2 optimizations work with both P4 and Athlon. That's the bottome line.

Stephen

trbarry
15th January 2003, 17:18
There aren't that many differences. Off the top of my head, MPEG2DEC2 has:

* Support for ATSC transport streams (HDTV files)

* A lot of SSE2 optimization for P4's

* Cropping support

* A few other minor optimizations and maybe bug fixes

I don't remember if there is anything else. And be aware that neither one of them will work with the new Avisynth 2.5 alpha release with YV12 support. You have to use Marc FD's MPEG2DEC3 for that.

- Tom

Boulder
15th January 2003, 17:37
Originally posted by scmccarthy
I thought SSE2 optimizations work with both P4 and Athlon. That's the bottome line.

Stephen

Athlons don't support SSE2 instructions, which is really a shame.