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15th February 2008, 19:39 | #1061 | Link | |
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15th February 2008, 21:27 | #1062 | Link |
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I assume you mean the "Microsoft.Windows.Common-Controls" manifest? That is a different one. That one should indeed be embedded.
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Is it possible to use DXVA acceleration with an intel X3100?
I'm looking for a new notebook, and the Macbook has this chip, but hardware H264 acceleration is very important for me, to play smooth X264 with the notebook |
15th February 2008, 22:35 | #1064 | Link |
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Would it be possible to add an option to force output color space of internal video decoders? Particulary to NV12, as that's the only color space which allows to use HW deinterlacing and postprocessing on pre HD ATI (nVidia?) cards without need to use DXVA.
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http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1090111 @khagaroth Maybe later for NV12, only YV12 at the moment for SW decoding
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- Hardware acceleration is not important for playing smooth x264. What you need is MPC-HC set to use EVR Custom Presenter, and then either ffdshow decoder or else CoreAVC Pro 1.6.5 decoder. |
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16th February 2008, 02:23 | #1068 | Link | |
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MPC-HC with EVR Custom Presenter under Vista Home Basic (no Aero) with ffdshow for everything other than H264, for which I use CoreAVC. Is there something I should be looking for ? (I hate to ask that, because you may point out some playback flaw that I had previously not noticed. ) |
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16th February 2008, 05:57 | #1069 | Link |
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On a few of my 720p x264 TV episodes, I noticed that things turn to a blocky mess. If I turn DXVA off, then the blockyness disappears. This is with H.264 skip deblocking set to none.
The detecting of which files can't be accelerated and need to use software mode seems to be working perfectly in 404 though. Did you mention if you plan on releasing this decoder as a standalone product once its completely stable? I'd love an x64 version that I could use in Media Center. |
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16th February 2008, 11:21 | #1072 | Link |
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You should try the internal subtitle renderer in MPC. That works a bit different than standalone DirectVobSub. It lets the video renderer merge the subs with the video image.
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I've been told the internal renderer displays the subtitles a frame off of the actual timecode, at least for ssa/ass text. Is there any truth to that?
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16th February 2008, 18:06 | #1077 | Link |
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VSFilter may be off by one frame. Same probably also applies to the internal subtitle renderer.
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...lter+frame+off
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They depend on vmr7 or vmr9(renderless) to show subtitles. By contrast, in kmplayer, the internal renderer "draw to image itself" works even at overlay mixer. Kmplayer also supports vmr7 or vmr9 mode. In a word, kmplayer internal subtitle renderer is much better than mpc because it is nothing to with the video hardware.
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Both the Video and Audio software had major rewrites between XP and Vista, and I seem to remember reading that timing issues were one of the areas that was improved. I'll see if I can find more details. PS The effect you describe was most pronounced when watching Xvid videos using my standalone DVD/Divx player, interestingly...
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