It's handled every video I've thrown at it with ease. However, there are a couple of points to consider:


You must use a video player that supports hardware decoding. I suggest OMXPlayer.
You can purchase an MPEG-2 and vc-1 license key from the Raspberry Pi store. These are proprietary formats that provide decoding capabilities DVD and Windows media (WMV and WTV).
H.264 support is built in, which caters for most HD content you will use (mkv &amp; mp4).


I hope this helps.

Guidelines for video format in Raspberry Pi
When creating a a model of something that will be assembled, in particular furniture blueprints, which is a better approach?

To do many extrusions of the object or the create the pieces separately and join them in parent child relationships?
