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21st March 2011, 02:45 | #6181 | Link |
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You are right. Actually I just don't like the way he says it. He could say too busy and it's not the highest priority to do so instead full negative about it.
But like I said, he is the author and he works for free, it's all up to him. All we can do is waiting |
21st March 2011, 03:31 | #6182 | Link |
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C'mon guys, seems like a lot of generalities here and very little specifics on why x64 would be "better" than x86 in this situation. There are obviously some very interesting and very useful things coming with madVR, which, no doubt, will require much more coding effort. I'm sure I am not alone, as a madVR user, in the desire to see these features implemented before madshi goes off chasing rainbows for some nebulous so-called "benefits" of x64.
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If at any time in the future an x64 version will become actually useful, I might reconsider. But even then I'll have to weigh the time an x64 version would cost against the benefit to see if it's worth it. |
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21st March 2011, 08:43 | #6186 | Link |
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madVR v0.47 released
http://madshi.net/madVR.zip Code:
* fixed: madVR didn't close properly Please make sure you use an up to date MPC-HC version. It must be 1.5.2.2988 or higher. Otherwise MPC-HC internal subtitles won't work. With older MPC-HC builds madVR refuses to draw subtitles now. That includes the MPC-HC build I uploaded myself. If you use that, please also update to one of the newer SVN builds, e.g. from here: http://xhmikosr.1f0.de/index.php?folder=bXBjLWhj |
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On my old PC it would sometimes crash. I always disable the convolver filter when testing. It's kinda dodgy.. |
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21st March 2011, 09:50 | #6189 | Link |
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Hello, I have a problem with the MicroDVD format, which occurs during video playback in AVI, MKV. Reveals a lack of synchronization. I use MPC Home Cinema Player in the x86 version 1.5.2.2990 and madVR v0.47.
MicroDVD (*. SUB, *. TXT) - Format cage. This is a text file with the compacted initial and final frame sealed in brackets {}. Vertical dash | means to break the text lines. Very popular in the world a few years ago, in Poland so far. {xxx} {xxx} TEXT {xxx} {TEXT} {959} {1034} Directed by {1049} {1125} Scenario {1188} {1263} There {1349} {1421} Photos or {959} {1034} Directed by {1049} {} Writer {1188} {} There {1349} {} Photos Please refer to the problem. Last edited by pawlol83; 21st March 2011 at 09:53. |
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Getting any version of Convolver to work properly was a pain, yes. In J.River MC, the VST version is stable, though. Main problem is that development is discontinued. /OT 0.47 works with my J.River MC16 setup! Thanks for really quick debugging work - and for the entire development of all mad products. Really, really appreciate your efforts, madshi! |
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How far off is the sync? Is it totally wrong? Or is it only slightly wrong? Is it wrong by the same offset all the time? Or does the sync vary? E.g. is it sometimes too early, sometimes too late? Or e.g. sometimes slightly too late, sometimes much too late? Etc etc etc... You see: I need a much more detailed description of the problem. Finally: Does the problem also occur with VMR/EVR, or does it only occur with madVR? |
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21st March 2011, 10:18 | #6193 | Link |
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As far as I can see, ZoomPlayer does not have its own subtitle rendering engine? In that case v0.47 has only limited benefit over v0.43. However, I've fixed at least one problem where a user had graphical corruption in ZoomPlayer when switching between exclusive <-> windowed mode. So there might be some benefit. And I think v0.47 should not be any worse compared to v0.43, so I don't see any reason not to update.
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Anyway, if I can get rid of DirectVobSub, I am happy. And if original SUPs at any point can be played, even more so. I am no expert on this, but when converting SUP to SUB, font smoothing is decreased. I have read somewhere that subs support 4 colours, while sup supports 256 colours. Is there any way madvr can render the original .sup, either from within a .mkv or as external file? |
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Can anybody else reproduce this problem? |
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