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25th June 2014, 13:03 | #26722 | Link | |
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You could change the option "HDMI/DVI RGB Range" to "Non-standard",and then set everything to 0-255. |
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25th June 2014, 13:10 | #26723 | Link | |
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some one helped me out with this before.. mine was set at 16 frames, and black screen, I had to put it down to 12.
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25th June 2014, 14:01 | #26725 | Link | |
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So there is no 0-255 wihtout dvi>hdmi... |
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25th June 2014, 14:06 | #26726 | Link | |
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If the pixel format in CCC is 4:4:4 full (0-255) I only see 14 of the black boxes. When pixel format in CCC is 4:4:4 limited (16-235) I see atleast 27 boxes Also using totalmedia theater i can see 17-25 in the calibration video flash when CCC is set to pixel format limited.. If I set CCC to full pixel format I see no flashing in the calibration video. And with CCC pixel format set to limited and madvr to tv 16-235 I can also see the blinking. If CCC pixel format is set to limited and madvr to pc 0-255 I cannot see the blinking. Therefore I conclude that the following must be correct fort the VT50 using a hdmi cable from the 280x: ATI CCC: pixel format: RGB 4:4:4 (Limited RGB) ATI CCC: Video: Dymanic range not selected LAV Video Decoder: RGB output leves: untouched madvr: RGB output leves: TV levels (16-235) Last edited by magnusr; 25th June 2014 at 14:23. |
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25th June 2014, 14:21 | #26727 | Link | |
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25th June 2014, 14:45 | #26728 | Link | |
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I use mphc+lav+ madvr and arcsoft totalmedia theatre 6 to see the blinking 17-25 in the calibration video. |
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25th June 2014, 18:22 | #26729 | Link |
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I'm using a GT50 and I have no problems with this, so your VT50 should support Full Range. Make sure you select Non-standard range on your TV options for 0-255. There are three options (Standard, Non-standard, and Auto), do NOT select Auto as it will not properly choose Non-standard when you feed it 4:4:4 RGB (Full Range). Also, madVR needs to be set to 0-255.
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25th June 2014, 20:33 | #26731 | Link |
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Just a quick question about SmoothMotion. When playing a 24fps film with tv at 60Hz the same applies as playing a 60fps film? As in keeping rendering time below vsync interval of <~17ms? Havent used SmoothMotion before, but I've gotten lazy and don't wanna add another filter in my chain(Reclock with 24fps-24Hz) and just use 60Hz with everything after a fresh Windows 8.1 install.
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25th June 2014, 21:24 | #26732 | Link |
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You should be able to use smoothmotion with higher rendering times; MadVR only needs to process the frames that are in the original film. The only exception to this is with dithering, but unless you're using one of the error diffusion algorithms that shouldn't be a problem.
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25th June 2014, 22:28 | #26733 | Link | |
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Even though you say you don't want to use Reclock you might benefit from using them together. If you're planning on running everything on 60hz then you might find it beneficial to run Reclock at a forced divisible of that - namely 30fps or 60fps. (30fps would be closest to the original source, and less taxing on the system thus probably the best choice of the two). That should pretty much guarantee that you get smooth playback regardless of what video fps the source file may be.
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26th June 2014, 09:45 | #26738 | Link |
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Hi, can I get a hand please with creating a profile?
Seems that whenever I play wmv files fullscreen I get dropped frames (while with other formats I don't) so I need to lower the Image Upscaling just for wmv files down to Lanczos while with H264 I can leave it at Jinc3. I have tried to create a profile to do this but it doesn't work (still have the red explanation point in mVR). if (codec = wmv) then "wmv" else "Rest" AND tried this (also no work) if (wwv) then "wmv" else "Rest" "wmv" is Image Upscaling set for Lanczos while "Rest" is Jinc3. Any guidance is highly appreciated! |
26th June 2014, 10:13 | #26739 | Link | |
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using a Intel igpu and a proper GPU at the same time is most likely slower else using only the discrete gpu. and do you really think this is feature is worth time implementing? intel, nvidia and AMD behavior is not the same. intel and Nvidia are copyback with DXVA decoding (this is small data only 8 bit and it's subsampled too making it 12 bit compared to the 48 bit of 16 bit non subsampled) but you can do the math if you like: 1920x1080x60x16x3 quiet some bits... |
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26th June 2014, 11:58 | #26740 | Link | |
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In addition, what about several discrete GPUs installed in the system but of the same vendor? Last edited by mysterix; 26th June 2014 at 12:07. |
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