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Use internal MPEG PS/TS/PVA and hit RELOAD in Subtitles menu (right click-> subtitles-> reload) also use EVR CP
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Can someone inform me(us) is there a problem with DXVA on Win7 with Catalyst 9.10 ?
For a week I'm testing Win7 32bit on amd780g platform (ATI HD3200) and can't have smooth DXVA with latest MPC HC and Catalyst. Reproduction stutters no matter what sync/vcsyny/flush... option is enabled on EVR or VMR. It looks like there are not many dropped frames but stutter is clearly visible (like it plays in background and refreshes the screen from time to time). There are periods of smooth video then suddenly stutter starts like PC is busy with some backgorund task. All of that is much, much better with 1043 version (without beliyaal addons) and no-dxva with CoreAVC is smooth without a problem. Even earlier versions like 11xx works better then 13xx As this can be Catalyst related (maybe some option to switch off ??) I would like to hear something from other ATI & Win7 DXVA users. |
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Did you try the MPC-HC-Gothsync branch? |
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Yeah, but XP tears horribly for WPF and Flash-based apps with seemingly no way to fix it. I am sticking with XP for now as these are a minor interest at the moment - good Blu-ray, DVD etc. more important. But there will be a time when on-line video is critical and solving Silverlight/Flash etc.problems will be vital.
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@krbo: Have you configured MPC-HC to use the option "Process priority above normal" (directly located under player in the options screen) ?
Also, I could only get smooth playback by enabling "Disable desktop composition" (on Vista). |
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I mean, whatever I do while using MPC-HC, it can't play (black screen) those M2TS files. Letting MPC use the WMVideo Decoder will make the image be displayed, but as I said before, the lag itself will not let you see things smooth so it will be useless. The lag is so awful that sometimes (specially when using renderless), the sound is out of sync. Even if I disable "VMR7/9 renderless" and choose to not display the subtitles, the image will have this issue. "WMVideo Decoder DMO" sucks, I wanted to use ffdshow Video Decoder from the start, but this M2TS interlaced material is not cooperating with me. What should I do exactly to solve this issue? Or do you mean the ffmpeg (?) (VC-1?) decoder will support this 1080interlaced source only in the future, so I should only sit and wait until it's done? EDIT: I found it: EVR Custom, like you said. Well, it's working, and still using the WMVideo Decoder. Subtitles also working. Sometimes the lag returns, but generally speaking is way better than before. What options should I select from here?
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My recommendation for VC-1 i with WMVideo Decoder DMO: 1 reset MPC-HC settings to default ( + use EVR CP in XP) 2 disable both internal VC-1 3 a) for Windows 7 Enable Frame Time Correction + optional (= you have to decide / test if in your case it helps) Alternative VSync b) for XP and Vista use "Reset to optimal renderer settings" Quote:
Follow this http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/mpc...ing_guidelines and then report back with more info like your OS graphic card ..... And try this path to enable subtitles: Filters -> ...mpls-> subtitles. When you play "directly" the m2ts file do you have subtitles ? Also you have to wait a few seconds before subtitles are displayed
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Tried both "Open DVD" and direct m2ts file open
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mpc(with internal codecs) can not playback ogv made by last ffmpeg2theora v0.25.
anyway, the ogv file can be played well in mplayer cmdline version. system: windows 2008, ie7, mpc 1.3.1326, mplayer MPlayer Sherpya-SVN-r27770-4.2.5. ffmpeg2theora 0.25 (use new theora 1.1 edition). mediainfo information: General ID : 4282 (0x10BA) Complete name : C:\AutoFFmpegTheora\0373-svn.ogv Format : OGG File size : 25.5 MiB Duration : 2mn 22s Overall bit rate : 1 502 Kbps Writing application : ffmpeg2theora-0.25+svn16605 SOURCE_OSHASH : 0cd96709c916c63f Video ID : 7152 (0x1BF0) Format : Theora Duration : 2mn 22s Bit rate : 1 411 Kbps Width : 640 pixels Height : 480 pixels Display aspect ratio : 4:3 Frame rate : 30.000 fps Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.153 Stream size : 24.0 MiB (94%) Writing library : Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) Audio ID : 29609 (0x73A9) Format : Vorbis Duration : 2mn 22s Bit rate mode : Constant Bit rate : 23.0 Kbps Channel(s) : 1 channel Sampling rate : 11.024 KHz Resolution : 16 bits Stream size : 400 KiB (2%) Writing library : libVorbis 20090709 (UTC 2009-07-09) Last edited by donaldtone; 4th November 2009 at 02:58. |
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every sample i complained about not working on XP is now playing. only on some H264/ts i need to switch to HaaliSplitter.
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