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No1ustad 12-04-2008 06:11 PM

Re: Graphics Performance issues?
 
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Originally Posted by saumaun (Post 559926)
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Pocket PC: HTC Touch Pro [I want to do inappropriate things to it]

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Originally Posted by saumaun (Post 559926)
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This is a family friendly forum, boys!

hmm. :-P

[sammich] 12-04-2008 06:12 PM

Re: Graphics Performance issues?
 
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Originally Posted by No1ustad (Post 560090)
hmm. :-P

Don't throw rocks if you live in a glass house, I guess...

dr g 12-04-2008 06:12 PM

Re: Graphics Performance issues?
 
Well some of the differences in opinion of course boil down to experience. When you've had a device that can play a certain video at 270% benchmark, and the same video plays under 100% on the touch pro, you notice it, while many people would think playback was smooth.

aceracer24 12-04-2008 06:23 PM

Re: Graphics Performance issues?
 
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Originally Posted by dr g (Post 560099)
Well some of the differences in opinion of course boil down to experience. When you've had a device that can play a certain video at 270% benchmark, and the same video plays under 100% on the touch pro, you notice it, while many people would think playback was smooth.

Exactly, I concur! But sometimes this boils down to other things as well. Can you actually visually see the difference between 270% and 100%? Or do you see this because a benchmark told you so? The reason I ask is because of computer games and FPS. You can not visually see the difference between 60 FPS and 100 FPS. A benchmark is required to tell you there is a difference. You can however, tell the difference between 30 FPS and 60 FPS. No benchmark is required for that.

The Doctor 12-04-2008 06:39 PM

Re: Graphics Performance issues?
 
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Originally Posted by hibby50 (Post 557771)
ive been watching family guy and stand by me on core player and it is niceee

How are you watching FamilyGuy on core?
what site/method?

Firon 12-04-2008 10:57 PM

Re: Graphics Performance issues?
 
CorePlayer can't even get 100% playback speed on either my VGA XviDs or QVGA videos. DirectDraw and Qtv both work pretty poorly, though Qtv is a bit better.
It's better than my Mogul, sure, but it's still not fantastic.
It's really disappointing, since I thought HTC would've learned its lesson from the previous generation phones.

amw1972 12-04-2008 11:05 PM

Re: Graphics Performance issues?
 
I've just loaded a couple of movies on my TP for playback. I used TCPMP v.72. I used Any Video Converter, and my files were converted to 320x240 customized .avi audio: mp3. Playback with NO issues, and the resolution looks great. Not 640x480 quality I get on my iPod Touch, but better than it was on my Mogul.

Benchmarked @ 124% during high speed action scenes (Wanted)

dr g 12-04-2008 11:59 PM

Re: Graphics Performance issues?
 
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Originally Posted by aceracer24 (Post 560137)
Exactly, I concur! But sometimes this boils down to other things as well. Can you actually visually see the difference between 270% and 100%? Or do you see this because a benchmark told you so? The reason I ask is because of computer games and FPS. You can not visually see the difference between 60 FPS and 100 FPS. A benchmark is required to tell you there is a difference. You can however, tell the difference between 30 FPS and 60 FPS. No benchmark is required for that.

Yeah, I can see the difference, particularly on wide pans and action sequences. This is if I use Coreplayer with its cobbled-together Qtv support, TCPMP and Divx struggle.

There's just not enough headroom to deal with the challenging scenes, though in most other's it's smooth "enough". Basically it's like 20-22 fps rather than a rock solid 24. You do notice it.

Firon 12-06-2008 09:36 AM

Re: Graphics Performance issues?
 
It's really easy to notice that it's under 100% anytime the video pans. The pans are noticeably choppy. Zooms tend to be too, for that matter.
No benchmark is needed to see the lack of smoothness.

PdaAddict 12-07-2008 06:06 PM

Re: Graphics Performance issues?
 
i really don't think it has anything to do with the lack of of drivers. it is qualcomm chipset. i an sure htc did not include the drives with ppc 6700 and it did video just fine with its pxa 270 416 mhz intel cpu.


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