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Old 8th February 2009, 18:57   #1  |  Link
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DGMPGDecNV 1.0.2

WARNING: This is not for you if you do not have a supported Nvidia display adapter!

Here's Nvidia CUDA support for MPEG2 streams.

Please read the Release Notes for current limitations.

http://neuron2.net/dgmpgdecnv/dgmpgdecnv.html

Your feedback will be appreciated.

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Old 8th February 2009, 19:13   #2  |  Link
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First off, THANKS!

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Old 8th February 2009, 19:49   #3  |  Link
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Please re-download. I just fixed two bugs in DGMPGIndexNV.
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I re-downloaded and made a .dgm file from an MPEG2 Elementary Stream, but when I try to open my .avs file

LoadPlugin("c:\program files (x86)\DGMPGDecNV\DGMPGDecodeNV.dll")
MPEG2Source("d:\video\video.dgm")

I get an Avisynth error when trying to launch with VirtualDub:

Avisynth open failure:
MPEG2Source: The input file is not a D2V project file.

Tried changing the .dgm to .d2v but get the same error. Am I right to be using MPEG2Source?

EDIT: Never mind, on a hunch I changed MPEG2Source to MPGSource and it worked!

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EDIT: Never mind, on a hunch I changed MPEG2Source to MPGSource and it worked!
You smart guy. I bow down.

Will add that to the Notes.txt file. Thank you for pointing it out.
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I tried one test encode with DVB stream (16:9 720x576i@3.5mbit) and this avs script:

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MPGSource("D:\test.dgm", deinterlace=1).Crop(8,4,-8,-4).LanczosResize(624,352)

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MPEG2Source("D:\test.d2v").LeakKernelDeint(order=1).Crop(8,4,-8,-4).LanczosResize(624,352)
85-87fps vs 104-106fps, which is not bad. Can we expect some speedup in near future?
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What numbers do you get without deinterlacing? Don't forget, the PureVideo deinterlacer is a heavy load. It will be interesting to see if it is faster than similar Avisynth filters, such as yadif. LeakKernelDeint() is very simple by comparison. PureVideo produces much better quality deinterlacing.

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Without deinterlacing: 117-124fps vs 117-130. I expected a lot more without it.

It's XviD 1.2 1-pass fyi...
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Without deinterlacing: 117-124fps vs 117-130. I expected a lot more without it.
You've not been reading the threads about this.

Did you compare PureVideo to yadif?
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I'm not familiar with yadif, but I'm learning how to use it right now.
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when using the deinterlace=1 option, what are the purevideo settings used for the deinterlacing? or is what you get the best it can deliver for the type of material used?

so far it is working fine here
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I don't know the answer to that. All I know is I select the mode "Adaptive".
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ok i seem to have missed something with purevideo then. how or where do you pick adaptive? i can see "smart/film/video/automatic" in this window and only "best available/combine fields/display fields separately"?

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I'm talking about the CUDA video API. It offers:

Weave
Bob
Adaptive

I guess that they correspond to:

Combine fields
Display fields separately
Best available
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ah ok sorry to go off topic, if thats the case then it is doing the best it can with adaptive i suppose
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Since the source code hasn't been released I assume this program has been completely rewritten from scratch, even though the interface is very similar to the existing GPL licensed dvd2avi/dgmpgdec programs?
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Thanks Neuron2, you're making my measly $15 donation stretch very far with the addition of VC1 and MPEG2 :-)

Cheers,

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is there any reason why dgmpgdec doesnt have .mpg in the allowed extensions to open by default? as lots of tv card software like hauppauge record .mpg mpeg2 files. i get the error "program streams not supported" when i enable all extensions to be opened and then try to open a .mpg file.

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Code:
MPEG2Source("D:\test.d2v").Yadif(mode=0,order=1).Crop(8,4,-8,-4).LanczosResize(624,352)
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MPGSource("D:\test.dgm", deinterlace=1).Crop(8,4,-8,-4).LanczosResize(624,352)
XviD 1-pass: 78-79fps vs 100-105fps (C2D E6600 + 9600GT)

I hope I used right Yadif settings.
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Please read the file Notes.txt for current limitations.
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I get the error "program streams not supported" when i enable all extensions to be opened and then try to open a .mpg file.
From the Notes.txt file.

Current limitations
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No MPEG1.

No program streams (e.g. .vob and .mpg).

No honoring of pulldown.

No Fusion-style audio.
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