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1st November 2017, 10:34 | #46981 | Link | |
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Microsoft stated they fixed the issue in the Preview, but my cursor is disappeared & 'Alt + Tab' MPC-HC (FSE) or any Vulkan games will result the same behavior. - We fixed an issue where toggling some DX9/DX10/DX11 games between windowed and fullscreen (for example using Alt + Tab) could result in the game window become black on certain PCs. - We fixed the issue where if you RDP into a PC running this build with certain GPU configurations, when you go to sign in to the PC locally it will appear stuck at a black screen with only the cursor available |
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1st November 2017, 12:09 | #46983 | Link | |
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Did you check that the video picture 'enhancements' are disabled in the Intel Graphics control panel? Is the power profile of the Intel Graphics on Balanced? Try creating an empty file named ShowRenderSteps in madVR's folder so you can see the detailed rendering stats, it might help.
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@madshi. I'm working with a new 4K computer monitor that I also watch some movies on. I can set up 50hz for my PAL content in Custom Resolutions with no problems (although not 25hz). When I try to do 23hz, however, the monitor accepts it and plays just fine, but when I try to save I always get the "GPU did not accept" error message.
I can set up 23.976hz using CRU 1.3.1, and it works fine, but of course I get no optimizations. What are you doing to set custom resolutions that is different from CRU, and is there anything you can change so that the GPU accepts the resolution? Tonight I'll try to do one close to 47.952hz and see if I have more luck. EDIT: Forgot to mention I'm running a GTX 1080 with latest drivers. Last edited by jkauff; 1st November 2017 at 12:31. |
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EDIT: OK so these screenshots are all with very basic settings with ShowRenderSteps enabled. It's a 1080i/25 video played at 1080p using DXVA2 native with DXVA deinterlacing. Any clues as to what's wrong here? The last screenshot shows when it's working but only just: render time is hovering at 19-20 ms. DXVA2 native, DXVA deinterlacing, bicubic60 chroma, 16bit buffers avcodec, DXVA deinterlacing, DXVA chroma, 16bit buffers avcodec, DXVA deinterlacing, DXVA chroma, 10bit buffers
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thanks madshi and i just told you sorry, i dont know why, but i miss your suggestions!! Quote:
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Left: HD 530; Right: HD 4000 This makes no sense to me. Everything except "present" is significantly longer on the more powerful iGPU.
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2nd November 2017, 12:21 | #46995 | Link |
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I find it hard to believe it'd be throttling harder than a mobile chip in a laptop but I'll try to get someone with admin rights to help me out. Probably difficult though since all of these monitoring programs require administrator rights to run, not just install.
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Try to use HWiNFO & Open Hardware Monitor, which have portable application too. http://forum.notebookreview.com/thre...-guide.531329/ |
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2nd November 2017, 16:43 | #46998 | Link |
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any plans to upgrade or change the deinterlacing, been watching some older HBO shows like "from the earth to the moon" recently and MADVR/LAV makes a real mess of these compared to something like phosphor in VLC, obviously that's the only thing VLC has to offer. I'm aware this is subjective though.
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you are aware that phosphor works like this?
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