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7th January 2009, 19:53 | #5581 | Link |
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I suppose a lot of people are waiting to test Beliyaal patch, so you can download a test build from thoses links (patch is not included in SVN yet)
32 bits : http://www.zshare.net/download/538107912316050a/ 64 bits : http://www.zshare.net/download/53810877dc0daac4/ @Beliyaal Good job for the ProcessHdmvLPCM fix, i have scratch my head a long time to fix the 24 bits bug without success (wasn't looking at the right place...)
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7th January 2009, 20:25 | #5583 | Link |
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Are the Matroska and Ogg souce filters stable enough to use or should I continue to us Haali Media Splitter?
Also, what should the renderer under filters say when it's connected to Haali Renderer? Mine says "Video Renderer" and this is the filter properties: Last edited by rack04; 7th January 2009 at 20:37. |
7th January 2009, 20:49 | #5584 | Link |
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Casimir666,
Would it be a good idea if someone (non-programmer) took the role of project manager. You would still have the end vote in everything, but this person could take care of making sure all the bug/feature request reports are added to the bug/feature trackers. This same person would keep the bug/feature tracker clean and give everything priorities/groups/assignee's and so forth. This way you can focus your time on the long term goals, reviewing code others submit and coding yourself. |
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On a side note, if you're going to merge all those patches discussed in this thread I think it should be done one by one, with the proper testing of each one to see if there are problems. Last edited by STaRGaZeR; 7th January 2009 at 21:39. |
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7th January 2009, 21:21 | #5586 | Link |
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Holy crap, it's smooth as silk for me. Great job! I've only found a couple issues:
When using ffdshow, seeking causes major problems... looks almost like everything is losing sync, so the video stutters like crazy and you get repeating frames. This also happens if you tic the 'Set Interlace Flag in Output Media Type' option under ffdshow's output settings. Otherwise, perfect. I've had jitter/judder/smoothness problems on this machine since day one, and now they're finally all gone. Sweet. Oh, and should we still be using the 'Lock Back-Buffer' feature in MPC-HC, or is that now unnecessary? |
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also seeking a number of times with a 23.976 MKV in 48.000Hz doesn't give a stable 24.000fps like your versions....it's constantly oscillating between 23.99x & 24.00x : anyhow I'm not sure these fixes were supposed to help support Reclock....and HR still works fine so nvm I've given this build to duckyy from HCFR(who was constantly getting the seeking deadlock with Reclock+HR), we'll let you guys know if it's fixed for good |
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7th January 2009, 22:02 | #5591 | Link |
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since this is a popular MPCHC thread...
Am I the only one who misses these in MPCHC like a cut hand:
Last edited by wOxxOm; 7th January 2009 at 22:04. Reason: found a hokey for reloadsubtitle, I'm stupid bitch ^_^ |
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7th January 2009, 22:38 | #5593 | Link |
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At this point, would you say the problem is in MPC-HC or in Haali Splitter ? (The problem being that different filters are not loaded when the audio stream is changed in Haali Splitter.)
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[QUOTE=Casimir666;1233718]I suppose a lot of people are waiting to test Beliyaal patch, so you can download a test build from thoses links (patch is not included in SVN yet)
32 bits : http://www.zshare.net/download/538107912316050a/ 64 bits : http://www.zshare.net/download/53810877dc0daac4/ QUOTE] I'm using Reclock to speed up to 25fps as my TV's will only handle 50/60Hz correctly. Using this version with Vista/EVR/DXVA i get alot more stutter in nonD3D. Using D3Dfullscreen it's just perfect I get a nice flat line in stats and it's smooth as silk. I do however get that same constant tear at the top of the screen as leeperry. Edit: Using a Radeon HD3450 running on 2:nd monitor. Last edited by Rille; 8th January 2009 at 13:59. |
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Hard to say. It is probably more a general DirectShow issue.
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Look first Beliyaal post he explain all changes. Blue line represent audio jitter.
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8th January 2009, 00:23 | #5597 | Link |
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Mixed results with the new build for me. I'm playing back on a monitor that can only at 60Hz, and I'm not using Reclock.
As others have found, VC1 in M2TS containers is playing back perfectly (in previous builds it was massively jerky). However, with M2TS containing H264, I'm finding that every five seconds or so, the movie goes into fast forward for roughly a quarter of a second. It's not a jump, just a speed up, as if the difference in movie and display framrates is being dealt with every few seconds instead of being spread over all the frames. This doesn't happen on the older builds. BBBR |
8th January 2009, 00:33 | #5599 | Link |
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I tested the new build.
this is WinXP SP2 with VMR9 renderless fullscreen exclusive mode Case 1: Built in decoder, ffdshow for audio and haali splitter. VC1 with E-AC3 mkv remux with SRT subs. Seeking is instantanious, both video and audio play directly, just 1 garbled frame. Subs lag for about 5 seconds before showing after seek, but this happens in the older build too. although there are still random mini-looping frames and macroblocks the problem is much less than with the old build. Case 2: Built in decoder, ffdshow for audio (did not check the splitter). Bluray m2ts file, main movie, h264. Extreme macroblocking and mini looping, video is completely unwatchable (with the old build it happens from time to time during scene changes) Heavy tearing in the top half of the screen even in fullscreen exclusive mode These bugs also occur in the old build and the new build: Subtitles where selectable but did not show at all. If i try to change the audio stream the screen goes black and i have to exit and restart mplayerc (which means i cannot choose the other track). --------------------------- The EXTREME difference in macroblocking behaviour for both VC1 and h264 seem to prove that we're going in the right direction with these fixes. We're just not there yet. |
8th January 2009, 01:25 | #5600 | Link |
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Question: is there a way to get a standalone version of the "LPCM Audio Decoder"? I can't find any other DirectShow decoder that handles all LPCM lossless BDs but it doesn't seem to be included in the MPC standalone filers pack.
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