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25th May 2010, 20:14 | #11801 | Link | |
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25th May 2010, 20:15 | #11802 | Link |
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yesterday i installed win7 x64, installed ffdshow x64, mpchc x64 and all the hoopla only to find that i had 700S of jitter, 99% dropped frames or increasing linear jitter and 80% cpu usage on a 640x480 divx avi files!
After talking to some people i isolated the problem to the deband filter which i always used on 32b xp, they also told me that it's been broken since a logn time ago on x64 and it's even reported. is there any plan on porting the deband filter to x64 correctly? or if it's so broken, why allow it to be enabled, put a warning or in x64 make it do nothing |
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I noticed in recent builds (don't know exactly which version) that if I right click while a video is playing in MPC-HC, select filters, select ffdshow video decoder, and select any filter it always selects the filter that is two space below the one that is selected. For example, I click on "subtitles" then "OSD" is selected.
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26th May 2010, 03:55 | #11805 | Link | |
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If you look at the "had died" part there is still some junk. I don't get the subtitle format. When I view them in SupRip or BDSup2Sub it's not 2 separate subpics as I assumed it would be; it's one big one but the bottom lines aren't the same color as it's displayed during playback. MPC-HC's internal subtitle renderer displays it correctly however.
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hi, im looking for motion targa (MTGA) support for ffdshow,
on what shoulder should i cry on http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=154781 targa spec tags: tagra, motion tagra, MTGA, directshow, libavcodec |
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26th May 2010, 22:18 | #11808 | Link | |
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Actually there was no subtitle/audio streams inside this menu at first but ffdshow filters. I only added subs/audio after, but with a different group id. This is the implementation of IAMStreamSelect interface which is the interface now used by all the players to display and select streams and maybe chapters too (Haali) I chose to keep it that way. Maybe there is a bug on the selection part, not on audio/subs but on internal streams, I have never tried. Anyway, we can choose to remove ffdshow internal filters from the list (I don't have any objection) or to tell other player developers to take into account the group ID of the stream (0 for video, 1 for audio, 2 or 99 for subtitles, and other values for other types) as they should do. Quote:
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26th May 2010, 23:24 | #11809 | Link |
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Well, obviously it doesn't render the subtitle unreadable so it's not a critical bug. I've only seen this one title with subs like this and if it is too distracting MPC-HC will play it correctly.
Now I have a quick question. How does ffdshow handle forced subtitles in Blu-ray? I had someone ask me this and couldn't answer them and I don't have any samples to test it myself.
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27th May 2010, 11:45 | #11811 | Link | |
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there are 2 types of blu-rays: some have forced subtitles in a separate file (imagine 2 subtitle files, one for watching the entire movie with subtitles, one for watching only those forced subs). In this case it's simple: just select the right sub track and only forced subs will be displayed. An example of this would be the bourne or the lord of the rings trilogies Some other movies have only one subtitles file for each language and those who are "forced" are flagged as such, but for the time being the mpc/ffdshow subtitle engine is not capable to tell which is which and will display everything. We would need an option such as those offered by vobsub filter to "only show forced subtitles". An example of this would be District 9 or Avatar Last edited by GrandeBoma; 27th May 2010 at 11:53. |
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27th May 2010, 13:22 | #11812 | Link |
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Albain, what do you think about putting audio tracks, embedded subtitle tracks, subtitle files, etc. each in their own subnenu? i.e. ffdshow Video Decoder --> Subtitle files --> list of all subtitle files found. This would keep functionality while reducing the mess it is now with files with lots of subtitles or audio streams.
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27th May 2010, 18:08 | #11813 | Link |
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that sounds like a great idea! just like offering an option to switch all this off and allow the end-users to have it the exact same way it was before..no useless options clogging the screen, no "setup" button on the very top of the menus...a one clicker like before, ya know
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Try not to parrot the same things over and over please, it's annoying. We get it, ya know. |
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Obviously some ppl don't, and english is not everyone's native tongue so I simply try to make it clear..you can always add me to your ignore list and call it a day. Those changes are uncalled for, and I understand that there's hardly any active ffdshow coders atm...so I don't mean to upset anyone, but if they all decide to make this big of a change on their own...who's in charge to judge what's good for the users community, and what isn't? Could there be some sort of end-users poll for major GUI changes? Just saying anyway
Moving all that subs config to the tasktray icon would indeed be a great idea...as I don't use it Last edited by leeperry; 28th May 2010 at 06:26. |
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Deband is mega slow on x64. We need a volunteer to fix it (or disable it).
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This change is visible to you because your player now supports this interface. You should complain to them so that they filter streams. Media Portal, MPC-HC do so to only retrieve the streams from the groups they are interested in |
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