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Use ReClock, it can solve such issues.
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I was thinking if it would be possible to add similar method than what reclock uses in LAV.
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Thats not possible. Only the audio renderer has access to the audio reference clock to do what needs to be done.
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Fine, make the post-processing filter standalone and ask a fee for it. I'm sure you'd soon find out that quite a number of ppl would be willing to pay for the ability to process their video in P016 Quote:
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many VST plugings can do that, and with most likely much better sounding results too. Last edited by leeperry; 19th November 2012 at 11:18. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SmoothVideo_Project_%E2%80%93_SVP
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Just use SVP, don't need it inside LAV.
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Its an AviSynth plugin, no 16-bit anyway. :P
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As far as i know, the MVTools plugins (the essential parts behind SVP) only support YV12 or YUY2, and not the hacked 16-bit formats in AviSynth.
Aynway, this is off-topic, LAV will not get support for any of this in any foreseeable future.
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I just thought if similar method than what SVP uses could be easily added to calculate intermediate frames and get software motion interpolation.
Ok, sorry for ot.
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Its not a problem, but there are is a much better subtitle filter if thats all you want - look at xy-vsfilter.
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Apparently i wasn't done with DVDs yet, so here is the final piece:
x86: http://files.1f0.de/lavf/LAVFilters-...7-g9c504fd.zip x64: http://files.1f0.de/lavf/LAVFilters-...c504fd-x64.zip Whats new, you wonder? This version adds (experimental) support for dvd subtitles and full dvd menu support in DXVA2 Native mode. I managed to draw the subtitles onto the D3D surface, as well as copy the surface to be able to redraw images for menu interactivity. In my limited tests, it seemed to work just fine, but as always, please give it a whirl and see if you can break it. On my NVIDIA it worked just perfectly, however on my Intel it did seem to occasionally cause a small playback glitch, so lets hear your experiences.
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The active decoder is being reported as "avcodec" here when trying to play back anything using DXVA (native) whether it's DVDs, Blu-ray or ripped files.
I think this is software decoding? I don't normally use DXVA though, so it's entirely possible that DXVA is broken in Windows 8. (it does say it's "available" in the configuration) Last edited by 6233638; 19th November 2012 at 21:59. |
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It does, but its the most obvious with H.264 because of the extremely high number of reference frames, i figured maybe i get lucky with MPEG2 for DVDs. :P
Anyhow, there are still other things that can be done, like simply copying the frame when it needs to be written to, and modifying that copy. A GPU should be plenty fast copying a SD frame in pure GPU memory.
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It seems to be working correctly in EVR. |
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