Lastest driver for 5650 Mobility

nitroax

Hi guys. I've an Ati 5650Mobility currently on 11.12 drivers (Windows 7 x64)

I try to update , but seems that the drivers after 11.12 are not compatible because in the end of the installation i got an error on the log, like "fail to instal HDMI audio" and all my videos become a green image..

So the 11.12 is the last driver compatible with my card?

btw my notebook is : Sony VPCEB1M1E

thanks

Nitroax

bighead147 · 07-09-2012, 23:18 | posts: 60

i dont know what driver is lastest whql driver for sony vaio but for me,its the 12.4 whql. I dont use that betas 12.6/12.7 because they are flickering for me.
I have Acer 5552g and card same like you.

nitroax · 07-10-2012, 01:48 | posts: 13 | Location: Portugal

i tried install 12.4 but the problem continues.. it fails installing hdmi audio, and i cant watch videos on youtube for exemple, it goes all green

any help?

khanmein · 07-10-2012, 02:06 | posts: 80 | Location: Batu Pahat, Johor.

12.4 u need manually install the hdmi audio.. just go for 12.6 WHQL is fine.. i got no flickering issue.. but 12.6 got slightly flickering on below part when u just switch on ur lappy.. browser something might hang awhile but is fine v me..

nitroax · 07-10-2012, 02:38 | posts: 13 | Location: Portugal

and how can i install HDMI manually on 12.4 ?

khanmein · 07-10-2012, 02:43 | posts: 80 | Location: Batu Pahat, Johor.

i personally uploaded here >> http://www.midupload.com/ocy498stmv1b

k1net1cs · 07-10-2012, 04:45 | posts: 3,364

Quote:

Originally Posted by nitroax

i tried install 12.4 but the problem continues.. it fails installing hdmi audio, and i cant watch videos on youtube for exemple, it goes all green

On laptops, the HDMI audio is not from AMD, but from Realtek.
Look for 'ATI HDMI Audio Device'; that's the driver you need.

Regarding green Flash videos, turn off Flash's hardware acceleration.
Right-click a Flash video, untick 'Enable hardware acceleration', click 'Close', and reload the webpage.

nitroax · 07-10-2012, 08:36 | posts: 13 | Location: Portugal

I was able to install everything, but i cant watch youtube videos or my own movies with MP Classic... Doesnt show image , only sound..

I used driver sweeper and Atiman , to uninstall the drivers

Somebody know how to fix this?

bighead147 · 07-10-2012, 09:54 | posts: 60

12.6 wqhl its worse then 12.4 whql in benchmark.

k1net1cs · 07-10-2012, 10:05 | posts: 3,364

Quote:

Originally Posted by nitroax

I was able to install everything, but i cant watch youtube videos or my own movies with MP Classic... Doesnt show image , only sound..

Go to View -> Options -> Internal Filters.
In Transform Filters on the right, untick everything that has (DXVA) on it.

So, in short, hardware acceleration is b0rked for 5650 Mobility.
If you want more proof just for 'fun', try re-running WEI a.k.a. Windows Experience Index.
You'll most likely crash at Windows Media decoding tests.

nitroax · 07-10-2012, 10:48 | posts: 13 | Location: Portugal

Quote:

Originally Posted by k1net1cs

Go to View -> Options -> Internal Filters.
In Transform Filters on the right, untick everything that has (DXVA) on it.

So, in short, hardware acceleration is b0rked for 5650 Mobility.
If you want more proof just for 'fun', try re-running WEI a.k.a. Windows Experience Index.
You'll most likely crash at Windows Media decoding tests.

but why is this happening?

k1net1cs · 07-10-2012, 13:15 | posts: 3,364

Quote:

Originally Posted by nitroax

but why is this happening?

Ask AMD.
They're the ones botching hardware acceleration support on 5650m in newer Catalyst sets.

Been reporting this same result for months, and it's mostly been dismissed by either desktop card users (who are not affected; my 5770's hardware acceleration works just fine with the latest Beta), or fellow 5650m users who, funnily, didn't really use hardware acceleration or doesn't have a habit of doing a clean installation.

In any case, if you still want to use DXVA, stick to 11.12.
Or, you could just pull out the relevant .dll files for DXVA support from 11.12 and copied them over an existing, newer installed driver set, but that means you'll have to disable driver signature enforcement every time you boot into Windows since you're using 64-bit Windows.
Easily remedied with Ready Driver Plus (for disabling driver signature enforcement), but that's not really the point.

nitroax · 07-10-2012, 22:00 | posts: 13 | Location: Portugal

Quote:

Originally Posted by k1net1cs

Ask AMD.
They're the ones botching hardware acceleration support on 5650m in newer Catalyst sets.

Been reporting this same result for months, and it's mostly been dismissed by either desktop card users (who are not affected; my 5770's hardware acceleration works just fine with the latest Beta), or fellow 5650m users who, funnily, didn't really use hardware acceleration or doesn't have a habit of doing a clean installation.

In any case, if you still want to use DXVA, stick to 11.12.
Or, you could just pull out the relevant .dll files for DXVA support from 11.12 and copied them over an existing, newer installed driver set, but that means you'll have to disable driver signature enforcement every time you boot into Windows since you're using 64-bit Windows.
Easily remedied with Ready Driver Plus (for disabling driver signature enforcement), but that's not really the point.

Hm i see...

thank you all for the help !

khanmein · 07-11-2012, 02:31 | posts: 80 | Location: Batu Pahat, Johor.

Quote:

Originally Posted by k1net1cs

Ask AMD.
They're the ones botching hardware acceleration support on 5650m in newer Catalyst sets.

Been reporting this same result for months, and it's mostly been dismissed by either desktop card users (who are not affected; my 5770's hardware acceleration works just fine with the latest Beta), or fellow 5650m users who, funnily, didn't really use hardware acceleration or doesn't have a habit of doing a clean installation.

In any case, if you still want to use DXVA, stick to 11.12.
Or, you could just pull out the relevant .dll files for DXVA support from 11.12 and copied them over an existing, newer installed driver set, but that means you'll have to disable driver signature enforcement every time you boot into Windows since you're using 64-bit Windows.
Easily remedied with Ready Driver Plus (for disabling driver signature enforcement), but that's not really the point.

bro i got no issue either.. just that 12.6 WHQL got abit scaling at down part during startup.. browser tend 2 jam awhile..