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18th September 2007, 08:01 | #542 | Link | |
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I always assumed it was doing it HW tbh. |
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18th September 2007, 08:41 | #543 | Link |
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MC Profile shows up when using EVR Mode (Standard). It does improves the playback of 1080i videos significantly, but 720p/1080p videos still the same. CPU usage around 15% lower (C2D@2.8Ghz)
The EVR mode is horrible though. It ALWAYS outputs in 16-235levels and there are ugly grey bars for wide screen instead of black ones. |
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I get grey bars as well. how are you guys getting hardware acceleration with h264? filters, specs, players and file container etc please.
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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Video\{ GUID }\0000 VMRCCCSStatus 3 (dword) VMRCCStatus 3 (dword) For GUID, it depend of you machine and it's the GUID with the largest number of keys. Unfortunatly this trick didn't work with vista
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18th September 2007, 22:50 | #549 | Link |
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1. Launch regedit and determine the current primary display card by looking in "HKey_Local_Machine\Hardware\DeviceMap\Video" and note the GUID (global unique identifier assigned by Windows), which is the long string in brackets { } at the end of the entry "\device\video0".
2. Look in "HKey_Local_Machine\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Video\{GUID}000" where {GUID} is the number derived from the previous step. 3. Open the "0000" directory and create a new DWORD called "VMRCCCSStatus" and give it a value of 3
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Just flashed my 7900gto to a gtx, no difference :P Last edited by delude101; 19th September 2007 at 01:06. |
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19th September 2007, 10:38 | #551 | Link |
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I found the reason of MPC freeze when trying to view DVD (.ifo) or .vob files with standard Microsoft source filters qdvd.dll/mpg2splt.ax (NOT internal MPEG PS/TS/PVA source filter) with Haali Video Render dxr.dll. It caused by deadlock in
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STDMETHODIMP CFGManager::EnumFilters(IEnumFilters** ppEnum) { if(!m_pUnkInner) return E_UNEXPECTED; CAutoLock cAutoLock(this); return CComQIPtr<IFilterGraph2>(m_pUnkInner)->EnumFilters(ppEnum); } |
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Hey, I did the CTRL + CyberLink video but I couldn't get the mode (software, hardware). I did get an extra "statistics" information on CyberLink's properties, though. It says the average fps, expected fps, etc. (Cyberlink Video/SP Decoder, PowerDVD 7 Ultra BD/HD-DVD Edition)
You were talking about doing this on MPC, right? Oh! Finally you guys realised about the grey bars when using EVR. I've been crazy about it for quite some time. You can adjust your video to scale to the extended range (0-255) but the grey bars are still there. The effect is awful, check it out. http://rash.apanela.com/images/wmp11...background.png I have already sent a support ticket to NVIDIA and I have also posted about it on Microsoft Newsgroups. It seems that nobody have this problem. NVIDIA hasn't replied to me yet. Oh, by the way, I don't think this grey bar problem occurs with the analog RGB connection, only with DVI. I have made several tests and analog RGB is always fine. |
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I updated from the previous 163.67 and the bars are now some degree darker. As I said it might be something else that caused it but try these drivers and see if it helps any. I'm on Vista x64 edit: and also using DVI (single link) |
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Ah, I must have missed that Cinch. Sorry.
Beaver, they released these new drivers yesterday, I didn't know about them. Downloading. But EVR Custom with the new MPC release is producing such amazing, awesome quality I hope it doesn't get ruined by the new drivers (as far as I know, the custom presenter shouldn't be affected because it doesn't depend on the drivers). In fact, I am keeping this MPC version forever, in case EVR Custom ever gets broken. lol, just kidding. [EDIT] Just tested the new drivers, the bars are still 16, 16, 16. No change. Last edited by Rash; 19th September 2007 at 19:41. |
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And was that a regular analog RGB or through a dvi to d-sub adapter? |
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Delude101, I have adjusted the brightness and contrast on the NV Control Panel to get 0-255. I don't think I made it a perfect 0-255 scaling, but I won't use it anyway because of the issue in the picture. And for all other renderers, including EVR Custom Presenter on MPC HC, the bars are all black and the 0-255 scaling is perfect.
I got EVR to add pure black bars using a regular analog RGB connector, not analog through DVI (using adapter). Last edited by Rash; 20th September 2007 at 18:50. |
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