hey guys im having trouble playing 4k videos, is it something to do with hardware or software here? im using VLC player
my pc specs are -
CPU: AMD Phenom X 955 Black
GPU: AMD RX580
RAM: 8GB
thanks!
FYI i'm using http://www.codecguide.com/download_k-lite_codec_pack_standard.htm to play all my video.Roph
R5 3600 / RX580 Nitro3 points ·
2 years ago
Using this sample 120mbps 4K 10bit HEVC and DXVAChecker, it averaged around 85-100fps. This is with a 580, which is the same chip as your 470.
I have LAV Video installed, which is set to use DXVA2 (and thus GPU hardware decoding).
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If you're using something like VLC, it's probably trying to decode it using your CPU.
Try something like MPC-BE (MPC-HC is abandoned). Install LAV if you haven't already.
Are you on Windows 10
what trouble?
saying trouble doesn't help much
what video are you trying to play?
a mediainfo of the video will be helpful
Wow. Phenom 955. I am impressed

wa bro this works! can watch alr
now just abit frame lag and audio stops and resume every say 5 secs
any way to tweak and smoothen it?
UVD 7
The UVD 7.0 decoder and Video Coding Engine 4.0 encoder are included in the Vega-based GPUs.[24][25] But there is still no fixed function VP9 hardware decoding.[26]
Is it a VP9 video? (Right click in MPC-HC -> Properties) Since your GPU is RX580.
ahhh media info as below:
Video: VP90 3840x2160 59.94fps [ (Video 1) [Default] (VP90, 3840x2160, 59.940 fps)]
Audio: AAC 44100Hz 2.0 chn [ (Audio 1) [Default] (AAC, 44.1 kHz, 2.0 chn, 16 bit)]