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Old 9th April 2011, 13:51   #6581  |  Link
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guys,
does anybody of you have a short sample that I can use to test A/V sync?
I'm talking about the ones that show something like a clock face with big numbers and beeps at the 00 (12 o'clock) mark.
I've seen such in the beginning of some movies but never got my hands on one

madshi,
I apologize for the off topic talk but I guess we are (or at least I am) very eager for your next version and that's why we all keep checking the thread and chat while waiting

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Old 9th April 2011, 13:57   #6582  |  Link
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natural limitations do.
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Old 9th April 2011, 14:07   #6583  |  Link
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natural limitations do.
you know, I was also called on bs when I said that 23.976 sounded too slow compared to 24fps.

it's easy to A/B in Reclock, and a 0.1% pitch variation is very much audible...especially on music. Everything sounds sloooooooow, like a FUBAR revox if you see what I mean..or a slightly out of tune musical instrument.

http://www.google.com/url?q=http://h...sbwzudV1LZMyLw
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The normal human ear can detect the difference between 440 Hz and 441 Hz
I had better links, but I can't be hassled to search for them...as long as I don't have to listen to a 400ms desync'ed movie rig, I'll be just fine

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does anybody of you have a short sample that I can use to test A/V sync?
IME the best is a lips close-up, it's very easy to spot when you're perfectly synced.

maybe you could create a separate thread to make madshi's work easier in this very thread
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Old 9th April 2011, 14:22   #6584  |  Link
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pitch variation is something different. but audio video sync comparison by 5ms is basically impossible, especially in case of lip sync. every human has different voice onsets when producing different letters. if anything, its easier with mechanical sounds.
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Old 9th April 2011, 15:08   #6585  |  Link
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Sometimes i have to add tracks to movies. I prefer scenes with gun shots to find minimal delay. Can't get better than +/-50ms. I need leeperry's phones I guess.
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Old 9th April 2011, 15:22   #6586  |  Link
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shots are usually pretty good, yes. in matrix, theres a scene when they enter that building and shooting is shown in slow motion. then you got the muzzle flash and the audio of few shots after another in the same rhythm, I think thats a good scene to really see how accurate you can be with delay.
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Old 9th April 2011, 15:25   #6587  |  Link
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I highly doubt that movies on DVD/Blu-Ray/Film are synched that exactly in the first place and personally don't believe anyone until I witness them proving it in a proper blind test. But you are correct, this is off topic unless madVR is the culprit of any delay.
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Old 9th April 2011, 16:23   #6588  |  Link
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Please stay on-topic, guys. Thanks.
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Old 9th April 2011, 16:59   #6589  |  Link
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madVR OSD is not very clear. Using MPC with EVR I set the OSD font to Calibri size 20. With the opaque background it looks very good and is clear and easy to read. Would like the same for madVR
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Old 9th April 2011, 17:23   #6590  |  Link
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Yeah, why not. I want OSD font to be twice bigger.
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Old 9th April 2011, 17:27   #6591  |  Link
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I'm color-blind, I can't read the damn OSD w/o squinting like hell
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Old 9th April 2011, 19:34   #6592  |  Link
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Yeah. And I've tried with default settings, and tried to enable/disable LAN support, etc. There is no real network activity from madVR with disabled LAN support, but it still triggers HIPS.
So the complaint you get now is different from what you got before? (since you're saying that there's no real network activity)

Is there a free/demo version of that firewall you're using available?

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Should be \src\apps\mplayerc\FGManager.cpp:2207
Thanks, I'll check that out!

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madVR OSD is not very clear. Using MPC with EVR I set the OSD font to Calibri size 20. With the opaque background it looks very good and is clear and easy to read. Would like the same for madVR
You mean the tiny red fonts used by madVR? Yeah, they are too small. But then in windowed mode if the video is small, with bigger fonts the whole OSD contents wouldn't fit into the video window. Maybe I should scale the font size with the video resolution. But then I've so many more important things to do right now...
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Old 9th April 2011, 19:37   #6593  |  Link
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Just for your information: The final exclusive mode rendering path appears to work (more or less). I still need to do some fine tuning, though. Should be ready for release tomorrow...
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Old 9th April 2011, 19:50   #6594  |  Link
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Just for your information: The final exclusive mode rendering path appears to work (more or less). I still need to do some fine tuning, though. Should be ready for release tomorrow...
That's awesome! Can't wait to see that change. Thanks, madshi! Looking forward to it.
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Old 9th April 2011, 19:52   #6595  |  Link
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Just for your information: The final exclusive mode rendering path appears to work (more or less). I still need to do some fine tuning, though. Should be ready for release tomorrow...
You are the best!
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Old 9th April 2011, 20:27   #6596  |  Link
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You are the best madshi !

For those who want to test the sync of their installation I just found this site http://editorsean.com/blog/49-audiovideosynctest with audio video sync test sample
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You mean the tiny red fonts used by madVR?
I'm afraid I have no idea what you are talking about. I mean this OSD in the top left...



It is always the same size regardless of the window/video size (as it should be).

I want it to be exactly the same as the OSD that you would get with MPC-HC + EVR.
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I'm afraid I have no idea what you are talking about. I mean this OSD in the top left...
He's talking about the font of the stat's when you do CTRL+J with MadVR rendering.
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So the complaint you get now is different from what you got before? (since you're saying that there's no real network activity)

Is there a free/demo version of that firewall you're using available?
Well, there are two parts of firewall: HIPS and network filter. Netfilter is ok now (no packets sent by madVR). But it still triggers HIPS by trying to use some kind of network related functions. You can get trial version here. But it should be same with any other HIPS.
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Madshi, what improvements/differences are we likely to see with the final FSE rendering path?

Regarding the OSD (not the "red" OSD), I much prefer madVR's over the normal MPC-HC one - it just looks more modern. Combined with the FSE seekbar, it feels like a more modern player all around.
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