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Originally Posted by nand chan
I know. Then again, flash3kyuu_deband doesn't even support 10-bit either way so there's no point. Btw, what you want to do is:
1. Use LAV Video decoder to decode and dither down to 8-bit (it does this properly unlike ffdshow)
2. Use the ffdshow *raw* video filter to host avisynth scripts
That way you can use flash3kyuu in realtime. You won't have 10-bit textures but the difference will be very minimal. Just make sure you dither back down to 8-bit using proper levels in avisynth (don't let ffdshow take care of *any* dithering).
Set the ffdshow video decoder to “block” and the raw video decoder (aka raw filter) as “prefer”.
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I actually usually do this before for 8 bit video, but used coreavc to take care of the decoding since it is faster than ffdshow. But thanks for the info about the wrong dithering on ffdshow, I'd be oblivious otherwise.
Now if madvr has avisynth support my dream media setup is complete, but that's asking a bit too much I guess.
