MMOS.ini Settings on a Scala Ready PC Player

MMOS can adjust player performance.

• Check MMOS Advanced Settings

For example. （Player 11.01）

• When playing back H.264 or WMV/VC-1 video on most systems with Intel or NVIDIA graphics, hardware-accelerated video is now used (AllowDXVA=1).
  • This results in better image quality and performance, combined with lower power consumption.
  • This new capability requires Windows 7 or newer. However, hardware-accelerated video requires a certain video decoding software.
  • If the player experiences an unexpected shutdown, try to force software-based video decode using the MMOS.INI setting AllowDXVA=0 (It will increase CPU usage) or re-encoding the video with the right format.

1. Stop Playbacks (Press ESC on keyboard). Go to D:\SCALA\Player. Right Click on the MMOS.ini file. Open with NotePad.
   1. Not D:\Ftproot\InfoChannel_Player
   2. # If you are not using scala ready image player C:\Program Files (x86)\Scala\Player

1. Check MMOS.ini Settings

1. Remove ; (semicolon) AllowDXVA=0 and save it.

1. Confirm MMOS Settings.
   1. Open the player.

1. It will be like below:
• RUNIC INFO Startup using mmos.ini file: "D:\SCALA\Player\mmos.ini".|(2016080200000102)
• RUNIC INFO The following settings are taken from the mmos.ini file at startup:|(2016080200000103)
• RUNIC INFO WIN32_RootDataFolder=D:\Ftproot\InfoChannel_Player_5_Config_and_DATA|(2016080200000104)
• RUNIC INFO AllowDXVA=0|(2016080200000105)

Creating MMOS files for Non-Scala Ready Image Players.

1. Open Notepad. Add the code below.

[Scala]

AllowDXVA=0

2.Save as MMOS.ini on Desktop

3. Move the MMOS.ini file to an appropriate location.