About DirectX Video Acceleration (DXVA)
DirectX Video Acceleration is a Microsoft API specification that allows video processing operations that are frequently executed and simple to be performed by a hardware accelerator. Confining less complex video processing operations to the accelerator allows video decoding acceleration to be accomplished for various video standards with minimal customization to the accelerator.
DivX Software currently supports hardware accelerated decoding through DXVA1 for H.264/AVC video (up to 4K/UHD resolution) on Intel and AMD hardware. DXVA is used for playback of MPEG-4/ASP and H.264/AVC video on AMD Radeon™ Graphics, and for playback of H.264/AVC video on 4th,5th and 6th Generation Intel® Core families of processors for playback of AVC video.
About AMD VISION Technology
With VISION Technology from AMD you can enjoy smooth streaming movies in brilliant HD. AMD’s Accelerated Processing Unit (APU) combines multi-core CPU and discrete-level GPU on a single chip for performance that enables the best HD video experience.

About Intel® Quick Sync Video
Intel® Quick Sync Video is built right into the Intel® Core™ processor with Intel® Graphics Technology and uses the dedicated media processing capabilities of Intel Graphics Technology to decode and encode significantly faster, while also enabling the processor to complete other tasks, improving overall PC performance and responsiveness. DivX Software also enables hardware decoding of AVC video in DivX Player through DXVA on the Intel® Core™ family.
DivX Software leverages Intel® Quick Sync Video for H.264/AVC encoding in DivX Converter 10 and playback of HEVC videos in DivX Player 10.4 or later for 4th, 5th and 6th Generation Intel® Core processor families.
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To see if your system has a supported chipset, learn more about Intel® Core™ processors, check Intel’s website.
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