Can't open larger videos

[miguelgomezmunoz]

Hi, I have an application that can open 12 videos simultaneously.

When using videos of 2-3 minutes it works good. However, when I try to open 12 videos with a duration of 1 hour (around 3 GB per video) it can only open 6 or 7 of them. The application does not crash, it just do not render the other videos. Is there any way of playing larger videos?

[jluisestrada]

Happened something similar long ago, and it was solved improving the graphics card.

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[xmedeko]

It seems to me like codec/graphic card issue, too. Are you able to open them with MPC-HC player? (Open 12 MPC-HC instances).

[miguelgomezmunoz]

Thank you for your answer, I have installed the MPC-HC player and I am able to open the 12 videos at the same time with this player.

I have a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080, if I go to its properties it says:
Total Available Graphics Memory: 24510 MB
Dedicated Video Memory: 8192 MB
System Video Memory: 0 MB
Shared System Memory: 16318 MB

[xmedeko]

Can you open 12 instances of your app with one large video only?

[miguelgomezmunoz]

If I open 12 instances, all videos are rendered

[xmedeko]

It seems like some limitation per process. Frankly, I have no clue what it may be. Check what filters/decoders do you use and try to ask authors of these filters.