@babam, no difference. Just to make sure you're not running from the UI because it would use --video-sync=display-resample, which is nice to have perfect audio/video sync, but it's a bit heavy.
When you open the video and press i, what you see in the line Video:? If you install the modules correctly you should see: libdav1d (dav1d AV1 decoder by VideoLAN). And if you see that, the performance should be waaaay better. On my Intel i3 10105 the video doesn't drop a single frame, while with the original decoder the playback was like a slideshow.
Playing 4K 60 FPS videos without hardware acceleration (GPU decoding)
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Playing 4K 60 FPS videos without hardware acceleration (GPU decoding)
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Playing 4K 60 FPS videos without hardware acceleration (GPU decoding)
Yeah, it's working then. If you compare the amount of dropped frames between the original decoder and dav1d you'll probably see the difference.
What is your CPU again?
What is your CPU again?