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Antonio · 28th November 2018, 00:14

Hi, and firstly, thank you very much for the job done with Lav Filters, that I appreciate using with mpc-hc.
I just tried the new dav1d decoder with latest SIMD optimisations included, through a recent mpv build, and the performance is astonishing. 4K samples that could not be played in a good way even with an hexacore are now handled very smoothly with little CPU occupation. I wonder if it would be possible to integrate this code in a future version of lav filters (as ffmpeg does) in order to benefit from this work. It seems to be in a compatible open source license, so I suppose that it would be allowed, but I guess it would need some work, so maybe if you happen to get some spare time some day...

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Antonio Registered User Join Date: Sep 2018 Posts: 18	Hi, and firstly, thank you very much for the job done with Lav Filters, that I appreciate using with mpc-hc. I just tried the new dav1d decoder with latest SIMD optimisations included, through a recent mpv build, and the performance is astonishing. 4K samples that could not be played in a good way even with an hexacore are now handled very smoothly with little CPU occupation. I wonder if it would be possible to integrate this code in a future version of lav filters (as ffmpeg does) in order to benefit from this work. It seems to be in a compatible open source license, so I suppose that it would be allowed, but I guess it would need some work, so maybe if you happen to get some spare time some day...