#Intel power gadget 2.0 mac 480p

Ok, is there a way to benchmark if the CPU is under too much load? When I play a video I get around average 50% CPU usage as shown in the SVP control panel. >well, your 'i7' is significantly slower than any desktop i3 Should I remove input-ipc-server=/tmp/mpvsocket or hwdec=no ? What are the correct settings I am supposed to be using? Under mpv configuration > 'Note: hardware video decoders may not be compatible with Vapoursynth filters, use -hwdec=no.' Regarding setting hwdec=no, I was instructed to do that in this guide:

#Intel power gadget 2.0 mac 480p

What is going on? I bought a license based on this page:Īccording to this page, my i7 processor and GPU are more than enough for 1080p yet the only video that seems to play smoothly from start to finish is 480p video (which looks terrible, very blurry)

Here is the log when starting SVP and trying to play video with mpv:Ģ3:50:50.029 : Main: starting up SVP 4 Mac. SVP is showing 40-60% CPU usage it is average around 50% I have close all background apps (I just had Chrome open) This improved it somewhat but it is still choppy. Disabled GPU Acceleration(Application Settings>Acceleration>No GPU Acceleration) Added the following to: player_args: input-ipc-server=/tmp/mpvsocket hwdec=noĪfter adding this, there was no difference in mpv (is this the correct format for the args?)ħ. Both play worse than if you play it on Quicktime.Ħ. mpv and Vapoursynth installed via Homebrew:ġ080p H.264 video plays choppy in both mpv and VLC, Tried a 30fps video and a 60fps video. Hi there, just bought SVP license and having many problems:Ĥ.