DivX Accelerated for HEVC VideoĪs of DivX Player 10.4, the benefits of DivX Accelerated extend for HEVC video up to 4K/Ultra HD resolution to chipsets with hardware acceleration for HEVC 4K video, beginning with the 6th Generation Intel® Core processor family (“Skylake”). Intel® Quick Sync Video, the dedicated media processing capabilities of Intel Graphics Technology, is used for conversion of H.264/AVC video and playback of H.265/HEVC video. DXVA is used for playback of MPEG-4/ASP (most standard definition video) and H.264/AVC (high definition video) content. DivX Software incorporates DirectX Video Acceleration (DXVA) and Intel® Quick Sync Video to use the media hardware for encoding and decoding video. If so, the system will default to using it (unless you choose otherwise). DivX Software makes it easy to benefit from hardware acceleration on your system by automatically detecting if your system is able to use the media hardware for encoding or decoding. About DivX Accelerated SolutionsĭivX validates that video playback quality meets our high standards on the chipsets and graphics we test.
When DivX Accelerated is enabled in DivX Converter, your video encode times could be up to 25-50% faster on average compared to just using software to do the encoding.* *Individual results may vary. With lower CPU usage, you could more easily watch HD or 4K videos in DivX Player while multitasking.
When DivX Accelerated is enabled in DivX Player, you may see the CPU usage drop as the video decoding is being offloaded to your computer’s media hardware.
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