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7th January 2013, 13:43 | #16782 | Link |
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Oops, my bad! I guess I'm mixing with AC3Filter that has a "smooth timestamps" option IIRC.
I guess he was talking about realtime IVTC'ed content (in mVR?) when I'm talking about 23.976/24/25fps files that were dead smooth with Reclock in 48Hz on the HC3100 IME, whatever natively progressive or offline IVTC'ed in Avisynth. But if mVR can only smooth timestamps for realtime IVTC'ed stuff when running in 24Hz, I guess that's yet another good reason to give up on 48Hz....too bad the mouse cursor is so sluggish in 24Hz. |
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Yes, I have the stuttering issue only with IVTC'ed content. Otherwise I have a perfect smooth playback for any progressive video, and without Reclock Speed adaptation feature. |
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I presume that LAV can't IVTC? I often play 29.97@59.94 1080i with LAV using CUVID, and Reclock sees 59.94 sees as expected. |
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The freeze actually occurs with all files equally, whether AVC1, XVID or WMV but if you still want a sample of a file let me know and I'll upload one. |
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Thanks, I've found the "settings.bin" file in C:\Users\Peuj\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\LAV Filters\x86\madVR I've looked in the bat file and the way it's written, the "settings.bin" file cannot found. |
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@echo off echo. echo. title restore madVR default settings... cd /d "%~dp0" start /min reg delete HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\madshi\madVR /f if exist "settings.bin" ( if exist "settings.bak" (del settings.bak >NUL) rename settings.bin settings.bak >NUL) echo settings were reset to default echo. pause >NUL
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Madshi Video Renderer under PotPlayer 64-bit
-------------------------------------------- I have searched the forum - as well as Google - but could not find this issue addressed so I permit myself to post the query here. Today, I changed from PotPlayer 32-bit to 64-bit sind I learned that madVR should work with that. However, I now can no longer configure the filter. When I go to Filters(in PotPlayer), the madshi no longer shows up as it did under the 32-bit version. What am I doing wrong? I reregistered the newest version of madVR, but to no avail. Any help is much appreciated; thanks in advance |
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Thanks for the prompt response !
But over at the download page it says that MadVR works well with Windows 8 64-bit. See for yourself : http://www.videohelp.com/tools/madVR Afterthought: let me add also that the filter is there; it shows under 'Preferences, Video' and there is an obvious difference to the built-in filter when Madshi is used. So the filter must be working with PotPlayer x64. But what is missing is the possibility to configure it Last edited by manni500; 8th January 2013 at 02:27. |
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So you are saying the change I see when switching to the "Madshi Video Renderer" in the DPP video section is not coming from madVR but from some other built-in filter.
In any case, I have taken your advise and gone back to DPP x86 (although I don't quite understand: if there is no need for or improvement by a x64 version, why build it?) |
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pot 64 uses video renderer when madvr is selected (maybe know as old renderer in mpc hc?) but u can simple see in the filter that madvr is not used and it can't be used because it is 32 bit only.
a 64 bit player can handle "a lot" more then 2gb ram for avisynth scripts and things like that but normal user will never touch the 2 gb mark. and 64 bit is faster when velues higher then 32 bit are used and trust me 32 bit is pretty big.... but that is another topic. |
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direct compute, dithering, error diffusion, madvr, ngu, nnedi3, quality, renderer, scaling, uhd upscaling, upsampling |
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