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26th November 2011, 07:44 | #11102 | Link |
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dont want to go offtopic too much so I opened a new thread. Could madVR+NVIDIA users take a look at this and see if you guys have this problem too?:
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I tried decoding with LAV Video, and adding ffdshow raw video for the subtitles - and it failed miserably. Playback just froze when it hit the menu. When i added "support" for that in LAV Video (just accepting the data, but not drawing it), playback was fine. So all thats left is drawing DVD subtitles and the navigation overlays that show which button is active.
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Deinterlacing Issue with Non-Square Pixel Material on Intel IGP3000? I was testing using LAV Video and madVR over a range of test files using a i7-2600K with HD3000 IGP to see how it would go. It went really well for most content (including up to AVC 1080/50i material). I did find an issue however with lots of dropped frames but only if the source material had non-square pixels (eg 1440x1080, or Anamorphic 720x576i). At first I thought it was only MPEG-2 but it is also DV-AVI. So a 4:3 720x576i is fine, but a 16:9 720x576i is not.
Queues look like this: Decoder 26-28/28 Upload 12-15/24 Deinterlace 1-5/24 Render 1-3/24 Backbuffer 0-2/8 Things I tried: * If I check "perform deinterlacing in seperate thread" then the Deinterlace queue goes to 21-24/24, but Render 1-3/24, and Backbuffer 0-1/8 * Exclusive mode makes no difference * If I deinterlace in LAV Video (eg YADIF) then the issue goes away * If I use a different GPU (eg nVidia 550Ti) then the issue goes away Last edited by jmone; 26th November 2011 at 08:55. |
26th November 2011, 14:06 | #11105 | Link |
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I have problem with madvr and rgb32 output with ffdshow image is cut in tow parts (up there is image, down there is black screen) with nv12 ou yv12 output in ffdshow ther is no problem I have madvr0.74 but even problem with all version of madvr. Same problem with all version of ffdshow (I use the last version but I try with many versions) Edit: It works with RGB24. The problem occurs with only RGB32 Last edited by ikarad; 27th November 2011 at 15:40. |
26th November 2011, 14:14 | #11106 | Link |
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I don't know why folks keep say "Yeah MadVR works fine, you just gotta use such-and-such filter setup". No, it doesn't. If you're on Windows 7+, you cannot play back DVDs (via the VDEO_TS file, not the IFOs) with MadVR unless you have been monkeying around with the DVD Navigator.
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I can play DVDs with madVR in MPC-HC just fine, without changing anything about the DVD Navigator (on Win7 SP1 x64) I do however use AnyDVD to remove copy protections from DVDs, not sure if that matters. The main point is, it works just fine without "monkeying around with the DVD Navigator", so your point is just not true (for me, and other people as well).
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Maybe it only effects U.S. versions of Windows?
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26th November 2011, 18:59 | #11110 | Link |
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To the people that say the regular Windows 7 navigator works for them...please explain how and what you use.
I'm on Windows 7 x64, MPC-HC latest, ffdshow A/V latest, LAV Splitter, madVR...and I can't bypass the Macrovision error without replacing or changing paths to qdvd.dll. |
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This has not always been the case, but at some point it got fixed. I'm afraid I don't know how or when as DVD playback isn't really that important to me and when I did have to play a DVD and got the Macrovision error I just switched back to EVR-CP. At some point, quite some time ago, I found that this was no longer necessary and it hasn't been an issue since. |
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27th November 2011, 01:09 | #11113 | Link |
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For me DVD playback works only with ffdshow audio processor. So I have MPC-HC, madVR, LAV Audio, Microsoft DTV-DVD video decoder, ffdshow audio processor, and DVD navigator (WIN 7 64bit sp1)
EDIT: It works without ffdshow audio processor when we set ffdshow video decoder as decoder for DVD img Last edited by kasper93; 27th November 2011 at 01:20. |
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I apologize for this really dumb question,, I suddenly dawned on me that a big point of the recent versions and discussions have me confused: I thought that on a fundamental level DXVA does not work with madVR (only with EVR...)
(I ran a few tests and sure enough I can get CoreAVC and MPC"s internal DXVA decoder to work in conjunction with EVR, but not with madVR.) I normally use software decoding since it in itself makes no difference in image quality, but with the praises for DXVA in conjunction with the new de-interlace functionality of madVR, I want to try this out.
Thank you for bearing with my stupidity on this one (even after exhaustive research elsewhere I know I am not "getting" something extremely fundamental here...) PS - Does this have something to do with DXVA *2*? Edit: I thought I had an issue there, but EVR is reporting that it is running DXVA2 (which makes sense since I am on Windows 7 Enterprise) Last edited by Mikey2; 27th November 2011 at 07:47. |
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Keeping that in mind: madVR will use DXVA Video Processing to deinterlace the movie. It will do that on all interlaced movies you send to it - it doesn't support any other deinterlacing mehtod. And - madVR is still incompatible with DXVA Decoding. It can use DXVA Video Processing with any good software decoder, however. If your HW deinterlacing is superior depends on your GPU, and usually is rather subjective.
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ffdshow's Audio Processor does not interfere with DVD playback. Other filters might. It used to be that I could not use ffdshow Video/Audio decoders at all with madVR for DVD playback (Macrovision error) but that seems to have been fixed. Make sure you are up to date with MPC-HC and ffdshow. I'm a few weeks behind I think, but fairly recent. I use ReClock as my audio renderer (particularly to play back 25p DVDs at 24Hz) but it's not necessary. Oh, and madVR's refresh rate switcher may either not switch away from 60Hz, or introduce Macrovision errors. Still doesn't work reliably for me here so I manually switch before playing back anything. I hope that works for you. |
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btw still getting jittery playback with .avi files heres a recent media log from one of them, i thought this was fixed in the latest lav filters -.-' , help ?!:
General Complete name : H:\Movies library III\11-11-11\11UnKnowN.avi Format : AVI Format/Info : Audio Video Interleave File size : 933 MiB Duration : 1h 20mn Overall bit rate : 1 614 Kbps Writing library : MPlayer Video ID : 0 Format : MPEG-4 Visual Format profile : Advanced Simple@L5 Format settings, BVOP : 1 Format settings, QPel : No Format settings, GMC : No warppoints Format settings, Matrix : Custom Codec ID : XVID Codec ID/Hint : XviD Duration : 1h 20mn Bit rate : 1 161 Kbps Width : 720 pixels Height : 304 pixels Display aspect ratio : 2.35:1 Frame rate : 23.976 fps Color space : YUV Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0 Bit depth : 8 bits Scan type : Progressive Compression mode : Lossy Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.221 Stream size : 671 MiB (72%) Writing library : XviD 1.2.1 (UTC 2008-12-04) Audio ID : 1 Format : AC-3 Format/Info : Audio Coding 3 Mode extension : CM (complete main) Codec ID : 2000 Duration : 1h 20mn Bit rate mode : Constant Bit rate : 448 Kbps Channel(s) : 6 channels Channel positions : Front: L C R, Side: L R, LFE Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz Bit depth : 16 bits Compression mode : Lossy Stream size : 259 MiB (28%) Alignment : Aligned on interleaves Interleave, duration : 480 ms (11.51 video frames) Interleave, preload duration : 960 ms Last edited by sexus; 27th November 2011 at 12:32. |
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Actually I hope this is good news. I mentioned earlier in the thread that I have been having problems with frame-drops with de-interlacing on in .78 and in all situations (with decent ups-scalers) in .79. My favorite de-interlacer is MadVR’s; however, everything points to my bottleneck being the pathetically small 256MB of RAM on my SLI’d NVidia 8600GT cards. Therefore historically I have stayed away from HW decoding in the past (hence my ignorance.) However, I have been working on the problem for so many hours and days that I am also trying to fill-in the gaps of my knowledge (specifically on the fundamental nature of these new features in madVR.) Thus is seems H/W decoding part of the DXVA2 API/SDK is [thankfully] unused and therefore my question was in fact irrelevant. However, am I correct in understanding that, even it is not intrinsically implied, the de-interlacing API’s of the post-processing portion of DXVA2 are being used by madVR on the GPU? (My monitors seem to point to unfilled rendering queues, pinned GPU memory, and thus dropped frames while using de-interlacing.) Or is madVR simply using th DXVA2 API but still performing the calculations on the CPU, thus making this some sort of glitch in the software “plugging up” my GPU? In any case, at the moment my GPU simply cannot perform both madVR’s de-interlacing and high-order upscaling algorithms simultaneously. Therefore as much as I like the new de-interlacer, it seems most prudent to utilize my limited GPU for Lanczos or spline upscaling and delegate the de-interlacing to YADIF over ffdshow and my under-utilized CPU… I just wish I could afford a new GPU right now. Thanks again for your help! |
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