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14th January 2012, 14:58 | #8181 | Link | |
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I don't even know how that message worked, and frankly, i don't care. Complain to MPC-HC. :P I've been thinking if i can change the name of the decoder itself in the filter list depending on which decoder is used, wonder if that would break anything.
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14th January 2012, 15:19 | #8184 | Link | |
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Running on an HD6570 here with a very underclocked/undervolted Propus, pretty solid. Though I don't have VC1i material, everything else I've thrown at it works well. I'm testing with madVR and MC17 (custom RO) and I built the latest pull. Software fallback appears to be working fine now too. **Edit** Some quick and dirty power measurements, Kill-a-watt at the wall, Propus with K10Stat with P3 @ 700Mhz, .75Vcore Machine idles at 78W (Seasonic SII 460, two HDs, HD6570 fanless, 4GB RAM, Win7 Ult) Playback with MC17/LAV/madVR, using the same loop for each source, smooth, perfect playback all sources LAV DXVA2 AVCHD 1080i60 (home video) madVR Deint On: 96W MPEG2 NTSC DVD Rip Using madVR Deint On IVTC(3:2): 85W VC1 BD rip (2001 Space Odyssey): 88W VC1 BD rip (Blade Runner): 91W One core bumps up to 1100Mhz occasionally, the others stick @ 700Mhz LAV Software AVCHD 1080i60 (home video) madVR Deint On: 111W (2 cores at P0:2300Mhz, 2 at P3) MPEG2 NTSC DVD Rip Using madVR Deint On IVTC(3:2): 85W (all cores at P3) VC1 BD rip (2001 Space Odyssey): 100W (1 core at P0, the other 3 jumping around a bit) VC1 BD rip (Blade Runner): 105W (had to lock all 4 cores at P0:2300Mhz for watchable playback) Last edited by noee; 14th January 2012 at 16:01. Reason: Add some very basic power comparisons |
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There already is an interface to get that information, but i don't understand why its so important. Set it up once, and enjoy the movie.
Anyhow, i accidentally fixed the DXVA display thingy when moving some logic around, don't ask me what triggers it and what doesnt..
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Here is a new test version:
http://files.1f0.de/lavf/LAVFilters-...xva2-test3.zip New is DXVA2 VC-1 interlaced support (only in DXVA, not software), software fallback should now be functional, as well as some general fixings and improvements. Here is also a second test version for users of older Intel GPUs, it may or may not improve things when using DXVA2: http://files.1f0.de/lavf/LAVFilters-...2-test-gma.zip I'm only going by some documentation i found, i don't actually have such a GPU.
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Now I only need an x64 DTS-HD decoder so I can get rid of the all x86 players & decoders for good
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14th January 2012, 18:47 | #8191 | Link |
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I was guessing DXVA could handle interlaced VC-1 better than CUVID?
I still can't get smooth playback on my Nine Inch Nails - Beside You In Time Blu-ray. (It's interlaced VC-1) Audio gets desynced after a while. Bat
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A video decoder would (theoretically) only cause desync if its too slow, but that would then also show as dropped frames in the renderer.
Its possible that something else is going wrong, but who knows.
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You tried the normal or the special intel version?
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i get a black screen on both VC-1 test samples (nev dxva2) mc.ts as well as cd.ts with quicksync decoder it works though with the old known decoding errors on mc.ts, cd.ts is absolute fine. Arcsoft and Cyberlinks Decoder have neither problems with both (all feed from lav splitter)
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DXVA2 doesnt support VC-1 on Intel, their VC-1 DXVA is non-standard, and i cba to figure out whats different.
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also
Video: DRAC 640x360 25.00fps [Video] Audio: MPEG Audio 48000Hz stereo 256kbps [Audio] is still crawling @ 8 fps (droping frames like crazy did you miss to compile some important asm code ?)
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Sample, mine works fine.
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