ATI CATALYST 6.3

ATI hat sein CATALYST Treiberpaket in der Version 6.3 freigegeben. Voraussetzung für das CATALYST Control Center (CCC*) ist ein installiertes Microsoft .NET Framework. Eine aktuelle Version des .NET Framework kann man über die Microsoft Windows Update Seite beziehen. Hinweise zu den Release Notes für den Windows 2000/XP Treiber finden sich im Kommentar-Bereich.

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<li><a href="http://www.ati.com/online/mobilecatalyst/" target="b">ATI CATALYST 6.3 Mobility mit CCC* [Windows XP]</a></li><li><a href="https://support.ati.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=894&task=knowledge&questionID=1 9546" target="b">ATI CATALYST 6.3 Mobility Kompatibilitätsprüfung</a></li><br>^{*) CCC = CATALYST Control Center; Erläuterung siehe <a href="http://www.planet3dnow.de/cgi-bin/newspub/viewnews.cgi?category=2&id=1094139055">hier</A>.}</ul>Eine Anleitung zur Aktivierung der H.264/AVC-Hardwarebeschleunigung gibt's <a href="https://support.ati.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=894&task=knowledge&folderID=27" TARGET="b">hier</a>. Weitere aktuelle Treiber für Euer AMD-System findet Ihr in unserer <a href="http://www.planet3dnow.de/faq/files/index.shtml#aktuellsys">Treiber-Sektion</A>.

ATI Desktop product family support

The Catalyst® software suite is designed to support the following ATI desktop products:

* Radeon® X1900 series
* Radeon® X1800 series
* Radeon® X1600 series
* Radeon® X1300 series
* Radeon® X850 series
* Radeon® X800 series
* Radeon® X700 series
* Radeon® X600 series
* Radeon® X550 series
* Radeon® X300 series
* Radeon® 9X00 series
* Radeon® 8500 series
* Radeon® 7X00 series

Note: ATI All-In-Wonder&#8482; variants based on the above are also supported.
Note: All ATI Radeon® PC Graphic cards are optimized for Microsoft's Media Center Edition 2005 when coupled with a supported video capture card.
ATI Chipset Product Support

The Catalyst® software suite is designed to support the following ATI chipset products:

* Radeon® Xpress 200 series
* Radeon® 9000 IGP
* Radeon® 9100 IGP
* Radeon® 9100 IGP Pro
* IXP 300

ATI FireMV&#8482; 2D Drivers Support

The Catalyst® software suite 6.2 also provides 2D graphics driver support for the following FireMV&#8482; products:

* FireMV&#8482; 2400
* FireMV&#8482; 2200 PCIe
* FireMV&#8482; 2200

Operating systems supported

The latest version of the Catalyst® software suite is designed to support the following Microsoft Windows platforms:

* Windows XP
* Windows XP Media Center Edition (graphics driver support only)
* Windows 2000

Note: As of January 1, 2004, Microsoft no longer accepted certification submissions for the Microsoft® Windows® Millennium Edition operating system. The ATI Catalyst® CREW however is committed to all its customers and is now providing non certified WHQL software drivers for users of the Windows Millennium Edition operating system. Windows Millennium Edition users can obtain the software driver at: http://www.support.ati.com/. Windows 98/98SE is supported through the ME driver.
New Features

This release of Catalyst® introduces the following new features:

* Overlay Theater Mode Enhancement
* Avivo&#8482; Video Converter

Overlay Theater Mode Enhancement

This release of the Catalyst® introduces an enhancement to the Overlay Theater mode found in the Catalyst® Control Center. This enhancement allows for higher resolution than the current desktop setting to be available for the Overlay Theater mode.
Avivo&#8482; Video Converter

This release of Catalyst® introduces the Avivo&#8482; Video Converter. The Avivo&#8482; Video Converter is a transcoder tool that provides a quick and easy way of converting videos from one format to another. The Avivo&#8482; wizard found in the Catalyst® Control Center, allows the user to select the input file, and output format, along with the quality level and file location. The Avivo&#8482; Video Converter accepts a wide variety of file formats as a source, and outputs to file formats such as MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4/DivX, WMA, H.264/AVC and more. Click on How to use the Avivo&#8482; Video Converter, for more information.
Performance Improvements

As with most Catalyst® releases, performance has increased in various situations.

* 3DMark05: Pixel Shader test runs as much as 1-2% faster, primarily when Anisotropic Filtering is enabled
* Call of Duty 2: Framerates are up 5-10% on the enthusiast-class ATI Radeon® X1800 and ATI Radeon® X1900 products

Issues Resolved in Catalyst® Software Suite 6.3

The following section provides a summary of the issues that are resolved in the latest release of Catalyst®. These include:

* 3DMark06: Setting the display to 2560x1600 with AA set to 4x no longer results in graphic corruption being noticed when running the HDR tests. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21768
* Battlefield 2: The game no longer exit to the Windows desktop after the game logo is displayed. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21660
* City of Heroes: Running the Shadertest 7 no longer results in slow performance being noticed. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21463
* Far Cry: High Dynamic Range (HDR) corruption is no longer noticed when HDR is enabled. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21762
* Need for Speed: Most Wanted: Playing the game on a system containing an ATI Radeon® X1800 series no longer results in the operating system failing to respond after an extended period of game play. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21769
* Quake 4: Connecting a secondary display device and enabling extended desktop no longer results in the game failing to respond when switching between notepad and the game. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21771
* Serious Sam 2 Demo: Enabling CrossFire&#8482; no longer result in a performance drop being noticed when playing the game under Windows XP Media Center Edition. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-20976
* Serious Sam 2: Two directdraw samples are no longer displayed as blank screens. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21748
* The Fall: VPU Recover message is no longer displayed when playing the game on systems containing either an ATI Radeon® 9600, 9700 or 9800 products. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21766
* Tiger Woods 2005 and 2006: Playing the game with CrossFire&#8482; enabled no longer results in a checkerboard type corruption being noticed. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21764
* World of Warcraft: Changing the multisample setting no longer results in display corruption being noticed when using an ATI Radeon® X1600 product. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21770
* Setting the display device to a resolution of 1024x768 or higher no longer results in the (PAL) TV image becoming unstable when moving the mouse. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21664
* Catalyst® Control Center: Clicking on the 3D aspect no longer results in an error message being displayed indicating that Preview.exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21662
* The Setup Video Playback dialog box no longer fails to appear when clicking on the Finish button. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21737
* Catalyst® Control Center: The desktop status for the CRT and LCD are no longer changed when exiting the Catalyst® Control Center and then relaunching the Catalyst® Control Center. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21738
* Catalyst® Control Center: Placing an ATI Radeon® X800 GTO PCIe in a system containing an ATI Xpress 200 series no longer results in the Disable/Enable button and the Pause button not being available in the 3D Quality and Performance Settings. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21739
* Disconnecting a CRT and a TV from a system containing an ATI Xpress 200 series no longer results in the CRT and TV still being available in the Display Manager once a mode change is completed. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21740
* The help button is no longer greyed out in the Edit Custom View aspect found in the Catalyst® Control Center. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21741
* The image for extended desktop and clone mode are no longer reversed when connecting an external monitor and entering the Basic view in the Catalyst® Control Center. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21742
* Making a change within the Standard settings found in the Catalyst® Control Center no longer results in the setting failing to be retained when exiting the Catalyst® Control Center and then re-launching the Catalyst® Control Center. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21743
* The Disable, Enable, and Pause buttons are now displayed in the 3D Quality and Performance Settings for the ATI Radeon® Xpress 200 series adapter when the system contains an add-in ATI Radeon® PCIe product. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21744
* Disconnecting a CRT and or TV and restarting the system no longer results in the CRT and TV display devices becoming available after changing the display resolution. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21745
* Catalyst® Control Center: Connecting an LCD display device as the primary and a CRT as the secondary display device no longer results in the Set up my Display Configuration wizard disappearing. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21746
* Catalyst® Control Center: Changing the gamma, brightness, and contrast no longer results in the Apply button still being active after the reboot of the system. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21747
* Catalyst® Control Center: Entering the OverDrive aspect and attempting to use the automated clock configuration diagnostic to obtain the ATI recommended speeds for the engine and memory no longer results in the engine and memory clock not changing. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21749
* Catalyst® Control Center: Connecting a display device that supports 1080i no longer results in the 1080i display mode failing to be applied. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21750
* Color corruption is no longer noticed when enabling the Reduce DVI Frequency on High-Resolution Display found in the Catalyst® Control Center when playing a DVD with Theater mode enabled. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21751
* Connecting an HDTV followed by playing an MPEG or AVI file using the Windows Media Player no longer results in the video file failing to be played back on the secondary display device. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21752
* Connecting a CRT as the primary display device and an HDTV as the secondary display device no longer results in display corruption being noticed on the HDTV when setting the HDTV 1080i in the Catalyst® Control Center and enabling Overlay Theater Mode. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21753
* Catalyst® Control Center: Selecting system skin and the German language no longer results in the text being cut off within the Adjustment aspect page. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21754
* Catalyst® Control Center: Selecting Russian as the language no longer results in the text for the secondary display device being cut off within the De-interlacing aspect page. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21755
* Catalyst® Control Center: Selecting Magyar as the language no longer results in text being cut off within the 3D - All Setting aspect page. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21756
* Catalyst® Control Center: The confirm changes dialog box no longer repeatedly appears when selecting No to changes. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21757
* France is now listed in the pull down menu for the Country option when selecting the TV out standard. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21758
* Resuming from a standby state no longer results in corruption being noticed on the lower half of the display, or the lower half of the display remaining blank when CrossFire&#8482; is enabled. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21759
* Enabling CrossFire&#8482; under the Windows Media Center Edition operating system no longer results in closed captioning failing to function. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21760
* Catalyst® Control Center: Display corruption is no longer noticed on the secondary display device when enabling clone mode. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21761
* Horizontal large desktop modes are no longer reported in the Display properties after switching from horizontal to vertical large desktop mode. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21763
* Deselecting the Use Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) or driver defaults no longer results in the operating system rebooting when setting the maximum refresh rate and resolution for the display device connected. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21765
* Connecting an HDTV to an ATI Radeon® X1300 series product no longer results in the display failing to apply the proper underscan mode for 1080i or720p. Further details on this resolved issue can be found in topic number 737-21767

Known Issues for Catalyst® Software Suite 6.3

The following section provides a summary of open issues in the latest version of Catalyst®. These include:

* Alias MotionBuilder 6: Loading a model in MB6, followed by rotating the object, may result in shadows appearing corrupt and flickering being noticed. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21450
* AutoCAD 2005: Using the 3DORBIT command to rotate or zoom may result in the display hanging for a few seconds when having hardware acceleration enabled in AutoCAD and a 3D object in the drawing. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21451
* AutoCad 2006: Corruption may be noticed when moving the mouse pointer around the desktop area. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21465
* Cold War: Playing the game with the display resolution set to 1600x1200 along with AA set to 8x and CrossFire&#8482; enabled may result in a ghosting effect being noticed. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21661
* Creative Muvo 2: Recording an FM Radio broadcast may result the captured file failing to open when attempting to playback the FM broadcast. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21461
* Doom 3: Setting the in-game resolution to 2560x1600 may result in green circles appearing around energy projectiles of demons. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21778
* F1 Racing Championship: Playing the game on a system containing an ATI Xpress 200 series may result game not running smoothly. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21774
* Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight: The frames per second may be lower when moving the mouse cursor over a chat window during a multiplayer game. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21453
* Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle Earth: Playing the game under Windows XP SP2 using an ATI Radeon® X800 series product may result in intermittent display corruption being noticed. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21458
* Maya 7.0: The Frame Marker located near the bottom of the screen may not be displayed when connecting a secondary CRT and enabling extended desktop. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21777
* Neverwinter Nights: Playing the game under Windows XP on a system containing an ATI Radeon® X800 series, may result in the game exiting to the Windows desktop and an error message being displayed. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21466
* Path of Neo: Texture corruption may be noticed when playing the Kung Fu level. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21464
* TVFunStudio: Launching the MediaPlayer and playing a movie may result in frame drops being noticed. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21775
* WARHAMMER: DAWN OF WAR: Starting a skirmish game on a 4 player map under Windows XP, may result in the game performance appearing choppy when using an ATI Radeon® X800 series, and having all of the game options set to high. Further details can be found in topic number 737-20974
* The Apply button in the Custom settings of the Advanced mode, found within the Catalyst® Control Center Video standard settings, is grayed out when playing a media file. Further details can be found in topic number 737-497
* Connecting an HDTV to an ATI Radeon® X700 series may result in the HDTV being detected as a CRT or TV under the Windows XP operating system. Further details can be found in topic number 737-20783
* The PAL FM fine tuning algorithm is currently using 200 MHz bandwidth which may overlap FM channels resulting in the same FM channel being found several verdana during the scan function. Further details can be found in topic number 737-20979
* Launching the Adobe Gamma calibration application and moving the gamma slider back and forth, may result in the Task Manager being filled with cli.exe until the system becomes low on memory. Further details can be found in topic number 737-20980
* Connecting two display devices to an ATI Radeon® X1600 series product may result in the device manager failing to detect the secondary display device. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21266
* Display corruption may be noticed when returning from a full screen DOS session under Windows XP or Windows 2000 when using an ATI Radeon® X800 series. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21452
* Catalyst® Control Center: Enabling clone mode may result in the refresh rate being locked at 60Hz when using an ATI Radeon® X700 series product. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21454
* Display corruption may be noticed when configuring the DTV channel to 1080i broadcast when using an ATI HDTV Wonder. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21455
* The LG P42SX DVI-D display device fails to display an image when connected to an ATI Radeon® 9000, ATI Radeon® 9200, or an ATI Radeon® 9250. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21456
* OpenGL Extension Viewer: 2.0: Running the Rendering tests may result in a black box appearing when the fog option is enabled. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21457
* Connecting an HDTV as the secondary display device and enabling Theater mode may result in HDTV failing to display an image when attempting to playback a movie with extended desktop mode enabled. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21460
* The IBM T84H display device may fail to display an image when connected to the DVI connector on the ATI Radeon® X800 or X850 series. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21462
* Attempting to re-enable any display device other than the primary or secondary display device that has been disabled by CrossFire&#8482;, may result in the operating system failing to respond. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21663
* Connecting a display device to the DVI connector on systems containing an ATI Xpress 200 series may result in the display device failing to respond when attempting to resume from an S3 state. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21772
* Entering hibernation mode and disabling a secondary display device may result in the extended desktop option still being active when resuming from hibernation. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21773
* Connecting both a CRT and a TV, followed by enabling extended desktop may result in the Underscan/Overscan slider bar overlapping the Screen Position and Size heading found in the TV Properties aspect page of the Catalyst® Control Center. This issue may occur when the CRT is set as the primary display device. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21776
* The default 1080i 30Hz mode is missing from Advanced aspect page in the Catalyst® Control Center. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21779
* Connecting an HDTV and selecting all available formats in the CV properties page of the Catalyst® Control Center may result in the custom mode of 1080i failing to be available. Further details can be found in topic number 737-21780

For further information and general help on driver or software installation, game issues, and more, visit ATI Customer Care.


<a name="avc"><b><font size=3>AVC Hardware-Beschleunigung</font></b>

How to Enable Hardware Acceleration of H.264

The information in this article applies to the following configuration(s):

* H.264 Hardware Acceleration
* Radeon X1300, X1600, X1800, X1900 series
* Windows XP/2000

To enable hardware acceleration of H.264 content on X1000 series products, both an optimized H.264 driver and Cyberlink decoder are required. The H.264 optimized driver is included within Catalyst Control Center. The Cyberlink decoder supports DirectShow compatible media players (Windows Media Player, Zoom Player etc). This gives a user the choice to use their favourite media player for H.264 playback. The decoder package also includes an Avivo Windows Media Player 10 skin.



To learn more about H.264 technology, please visit http://www.ati.com/technology/h264.html



What's required to get H.264?

1. Download and install Catalyst 5.13 or later



2. Download and install the Cyberlink H.264 hardware accelerated decoder.

a. http://www.cyberlink.com/cinema/ati/h264_decoder/enu/index.jsp
(The demo is limited to a trial run of 30 days)

3. Play your favourite H.264 content, hardware accelerated.

Gibts eigentlich noch das gute alte Control Panel?

Der Speicherverbrauch des CCC ist irgendwie eine Frechheit

-cb- schrieb:

Gibts eigentlich noch das gute alte Control Panel?

Der Speicherverbrauch des CCC ist irgendwie eine Frechheit

Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

Ja, mal abgesehen davon, dass man nach der Installation diesen Dummy User aus dem System entfernen muß

Fazit: Warum einfach wenn's kompliziert auch geht

Gruß Wuschl

Nero24 schrieb:

Eine Anleitung zur Aktivierung der H.264/AVC-Hardwarebeschleunigung gibt's <a href="https://support.ati.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=894&task=knowledge&folderID=27" TARGET="b">hier</a>.

Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

Wo genau muss man denn da suchen? Ich habe diverse Schlagworte in der Suchmaske probiert und mich auch so durch die Gegend geklickt, aber dazu überhaupt nichts gefunden.

Einfach zu deinem entsprechenden Treiber weiterklicken, und da gibt's dann den Link zur Anleitung

Gast0815 schrieb:

Wo genau muss man denn da suchen? Ich habe diverse Schlagworte in der Suchmaske probiert und mich auch so durch die Gegend geklickt, aber dazu überhaupt nichts gefunden.

Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

http://www.planet3dnow.de/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=2632877#avc

Gast0815 schrieb:

Wo genau muss man denn da suchen? Ich habe diverse Schlagworte in der Suchmaske probiert und mich auch so durch die Gegend geklickt, aber dazu überhaupt nichts gefunden.

Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

das wäre es meine gute alte Radeon 8500 ist ja auch auf der Liste, das musss ich ja mal testen,

das mit

H.264/AVC-Hardwarebeschleunigung

gibt ja einige Thread über HDTV und der Ati soll ja besser sein besonders Karten der Serie X1000
soll es abgehen und den NVIDIA Decoder locker hinter sich lassen, mehr Info

aktuelle CT ab Seite 168

mfg
Sir Ulli

Gibts auch einen Weg zur Aktivierung der H.264-Beschleunigung bei älteren Karten? Oder technisch nicht möglich?

thx

SuperCow

SuperCow schrieb:

Gibts auch einen Weg zur Aktivierung der H.264-Beschleunigung bei älteren Karten? Oder technisch nicht möglich?

thx

SuperCow

Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

Meines Wissens haben die alten Radeon Chips keine H.264 Hardwarebeschleunigung.

Laut ATI ist eine Radeon X1300, X1600, X1800 oder X1900 notwendig, um in den Genuß von hardwarebeschleunigtem H.264 zu kommen.

Danke danke, bin wohl nachtblind.

Nero24 schrieb:

Laut ATI ist eine Radeon X1300, X1600, X1800 oder X1900 notwendig, um in den Genuß von hardwarebeschleunigtem H.264 zu kommen.

Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

laut original thread ist auch meine gute alte Radeon 8.500 dabei

* Radeon® X1900 series
* Radeon® X1800 series
* Radeon® X1600 series
* Radeon® X1300 series
* Radeon® X850 series
* Radeon® X800 series
* Radeon® X700 series
* Radeon® X600 series
* Radeon® X550 series
* Radeon® X300 series
* Radeon® 9X00 series
* Radeon® 8500 series
* Radeon® 7X00 series

Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

for Info

Sir Ulli

Sir Ulli schrieb:

laut original thread ist auch meine gute alte Radeon 8.500 dabei



for Info

Sir Ulli

Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

Das bezieht sich auf den Treiber aber mit sicherheit NICHT auf die Hardwarebeschleunigung von H.264 weil sie physikalisch einfach nicht vorhanden ist.

-cb- schrieb:

Das bezieht sich auf den Treiber aber mit sicherheit NICHT auf die Hardwarebeschleunigung von H.264 weil sie physikalisch einfach nicht vorhanden ist.

Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

das war mir schon klar, aber auch der NVIDIA Decoder brachte auf meiner Nforce 5.200 einiges obwohl die gar nicht offiziel unterstützt wird...

zur info

http://www.planet3dnow.de/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=258311

Sor Ulli

Unterstützte Karten für H.264 Hardware Acceleration

https://support.ati.com/ics/support/KBAnswer.asp?questionID=21594

Gruß "klein van"

Wuschl schrieb:

Ja, mal abgesehen davon, dass man nach der Installation diesen Dummy User aus dem System entfernen muß

Fazit: Warum einfach wenn's kompliziert auch geht

Gruß Wuschl

Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

Und wo? Ich find bei Ati nichts, oder bin ich einfach nur blind.
Ich hätte auch lieber das CP

Hai Wuschl,

welchen Dummy-User?
Wo muss ich den denn entfernen? Hatte auch mal das cc drauf, nun aber Omega mit ATI-Tray-Tools.

Danke

Frank

Hi.

Das was Wuschl meint ist sicherlich, dass wenn du .net installierst (welches Vorraussetzung ist um das CCC zu nutzen) ein neues Benutzerkonto angelegt wird.

Wenn du auf Deinem PC nur ein Benutzerkonto hast bootet der Rechner gleich ins Windows und nach der Installation von .net landest du beim Anmeldebildschirm wo du dann auf Dein B.Konto klicken musst.

Habe auch letztens irgendwo darüber was gelesen und das man den neuen Benutzer löschen kann und es geht alles wie vorher.( aber ohne Garantie, wenn ich den link finde füge ich ihn ein)

Das der Anmeldebildschirm erscheint und man sein Konto anklicken muss kann ich bestätigen, hatte auch mal .net und CCC drauf. Ich fand es nicht berauschend und habe wieder das alte CP und die ATI Tray Tolls installiert.


Mfg

Danke

hm - warum funktioniert dieses Encoder Teil bei mir nicht?
Brauch ich dazu eine AVIVO - Karte? - Warum meckert er dann nicht bei mir rum beim installieren?

gruss
skell

Wird jetzt endlich Hardware- ENCODING unterstützt oder nicht? Da gab es mal ein Tool das hieß ATI XCode, jetzt ist da ein ATI Parental & Encoder. Ist das endlich die fertige Version? Wenn ich das installiere finde ich nix im Startmenü, wozu ist das gut?

nur zur Info

die NASA Videos laufen jetzt mit diesem Treiber auf meinem P4 3.2 und der guten alten Radeon 8.500 mit gut 20 prozent CPU Auslastung, ...

geht alles

nur zur Info

mfg
Sir Ulli

skelletor schrieb:

hm - warum funktioniert dieses Encoder Teil bei mir nicht?
Brauch ich dazu eine AVIVO - Karte? - Warum meckert er dann nicht bei mir rum beim installieren?

gruss
skell

Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

geht nicht mit AGP erst ab PCI-E
überprüfe doch auch mal in Software ändern ob der Treiber auch wirklich komplett installiert wurde oder, was korrekt wäre nur einer der drei Teile.

schau doch mal hier rein
Unterstützte Karten für H.264 Hardware Acceleration

https://support.ati.com/ics/support/...estionID=21594

Gruß "klein van"

ja mit denen ATI - Links ist das so eine Sache.

Ich hatte alle 3 Teile einzeln geladen und nacheinander installiert (DD - CCC - Encoder)
Die Option im CCC - Basic ist aber nicht vorhanden, also den Encoder/Parental Control wieder deinstalliert.

Wird wohl wirklich an meiner alten AGP - Karte liegen. Denk mal die wird nicht unterstützt.

gruss
skell