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Old 5th May 2009, 08:58   #7581  |  Link
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DXVA Display

I would NOT make it an DXVA enabled/disabled display only. I would make it broader, displaying the decoder used (and if available DXVA info). This would not waste the space for a single bit of info: So it could read something like:
Decoding with FFDSHOW
Decoding with MPC Video Decoder (DXVA enabled)
Decoding with MPC Video Decoder (DXVA not used)
Decoding with Xvid

etc...


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Some hardware does support Divx(Xvid).

However since there is no DXVA support for that in MPC-HC your point still stands
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Old 5th May 2009, 09:08   #7582  |  Link
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I would NOT make it an DXVA enabled/disabled display only. I would make it broader, displaying the decoder used (and if available DXVA info). This would not waste the space for a single bit of info: So it could read something like:
Decoding with FFDSHOW
Decoding with MPC Video Decoder (DXVA enabled)
Decoding with MPC Video Decoder (DXVA not used)
Decoding with Xvid

etc...
That's all very unnecessary. We know what decoder we are using, since after all, we enabled them in this first place.
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Old 5th May 2009, 10:37   #7583  |  Link
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I would like to see in the status the video/audio FOURCC... Maybe something like this:

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Old 5th May 2009, 12:43   #7584  |  Link
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I would like to see in the status the video/audio FOURCC... Maybe something like this:

+1. Looking slick.
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Old 5th May 2009, 12:58   #7585  |  Link
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What is this ?

Is there a 1.2.1081.0 version of MPC-HC ???
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Old 5th May 2009, 13:09   #7586  |  Link
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What is this ?

Is there a 1.2.1081.0 version of MPC-HC ???
Probably a compilation of revision 1081.
Rev 1094 is already on XvidVideo.ru, so this is old... :P
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Old 5th May 2009, 13:17   #7587  |  Link
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Ok, I assumed it was a new stable version, but didn't find it on sourceforge, so I was puzzled.
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Old 5th May 2009, 15:04   #7588  |  Link
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LPCM decoder still doesnt work correctly.
All mono LPCM tracks in m2ts containers I've tried so far are unplayable.
They slow down movie to half speed making it unwatchable.
Blurays I've tried are both criterion bluray releases.
This problem is the same as ffdshows decoder.
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Old 5th May 2009, 15:15   #7589  |  Link
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LPCM decoder still doesnt work correctly.
All mono LPCM tracks in m2ts containers I've tried so far are unplayable.
They slow down movie to half speed making it unwatchable.
Blurays I've tried are both criterion bluray releases.
This problem is the same as ffdshows decoder.
Even with ffdshow build 2936?
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Old 5th May 2009, 15:26   #7590  |  Link
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Even with ffdshow build 2936?
Yes it's the same.
This is really a pain since I have to demux all tracks, re-encode the lpcm to something else and then mux it back to be able to play it.
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Old 5th May 2009, 19:43   #7591  |  Link
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Any chance the devs can change the indicator so that it works in this way instead?
Code:
DXVA not enabled displays: Playing

DXVA enabled displays: Playing [DXVA]
It's kind of annoying to see "DXVA: not using" on almost every video I play...
Simplest way would just be:
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Index: MainFrm.cpp
===================================================================
--- MainFrm.cpp	(revision 1094)
+++ MainFrm.cpp	(working copy)
@@ -2979,16 +2979,8 @@
 		if((!m_fAudioOnly) && (fs == State_Running))
 		{
 			CString DXVA_Text = GetDXVADecoderDescription();
-			if((_T("Not using DXVA")==DXVA_Text) || (_T("Unknown")==DXVA_Text))
-			{
-				DXVA_Text = _T("Not using");
-			}
-			else
-			{
-				DXVA_Text = _T("On");
-			}
-			UI_Text+=_T(", DXVA : ");
-			UI_Text+=DXVA_Text;
+			if(!(_T("Not using DXVA")==DXVA_Text) || (_T("Unknown")==DXVA_Text))
+				UI_Text += _T(" [DXVA]");
 		}
 		pCmdUI->SetText(UI_Text);
 	}
Patch here: http://pastebin.com/me884bc8
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Old 5th May 2009, 21:30   #7592  |  Link
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Yes it's the same.
This is really a pain since I have to demux all tracks, re-encode the lpcm to something else and then mux it back to be able to play it.
Could you provide a sample?
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Old 5th May 2009, 22:03   #7593  |  Link
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I disagree on multiple levels:
1) If i deselect a decoder in mpc, the merit system takes over and it is not clear which decoder windows chooses
2) There are other decoders than MPC's that use DXVA. For example i have the cyberlink h264 decoder on the preferred list, and that also uses DXVA if possible, but also falls back to CPU decoding if the stream is out of DXVA spec.
3) If one follows your reasoning all info is unneccessary as we all know which streams are DXVA compliant, which filters are choosen on merit and so on. Then one could also get rid of all other sources of information: filters menu, ctrl-j stats etc.

I think it is reasonable to display the filter that might/might not use DXVA (see 2). I personally am satisfied with the ctrl-j or the filters property pages that can also easily be accessed from mpcs menus - but somebody felt that additional DXVA info should be displayed even more prominantly. And if one thinks about redesigning the status window info - i think one should explore all possibilites.


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That's all very unnecessary. We know what decoder we are using, since after all, we enabled them in this first place.
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Old 5th May 2009, 22:48   #7594  |  Link
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Could you provide a sample?
Here is a sample:
http://www.mediafire.com/?1xvbq0jg2jj

It's a 2sec cut of the movie.
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Old 6th May 2009, 02:58   #7595  |  Link
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MPC DECODER DXVA broken under VMR9 renderless

Hi,
with V1094 the internal dxva decoder does not work with h264 anymore Ie.g. the euro bd of Star Trek 1) when using vmr9 renderless, Win XP and ATI 2x00 boards. Its now the same as Vc-1 (which was broken starting right after the beliyaal merge at least with V1053) - it just gives a black screen (Beliyaals V25 is the last version where everything works - after that i only tried v1053, which does not work)

Now to the bright side: The cyberlink h264 decoder still works in DXVA mode in VMR9 renderless and the internal Vc1-DXVA decoder still works with EVR CP. Here i also noticed an improvement: now i can use the vsync options with an offset of 0 without any corruption, i do not even need flush GPU after present anymore (the other two GPU flush options are still required though). I also noticed there is a new "lock: xxxx ms" in the stats screen - i somehow think thats related. Care to comment Beliyaal?

I just hope Casimir fixes the internal DXVA decoders soon.

bye,

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Old 6th May 2009, 03:15   #7596  |  Link
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DXVA stopped working on hidef h264 videos, sometime around v1060 I think.
720p videos play, but not my BD rips.
I downloaded 1043 & 1050 to test.

Windows XP MCE2005 SP3, ATI 4850, Cat9.3, VMR9 D3D fullscreen, internal splitter & decoder.
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Old 6th May 2009, 08:25   #7597  |  Link
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CreateDevice failed
DX9AllocatorPresenter failed

0x8876086a


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well i have the same problem like you, if i enable 10 bit rgb and d3d fullscreen mode.

i'm using vista 32bit and a 8600gt with the latest beta driver 185.81.



does no one else have this problem?

10 bit rgb is only working for me without d3d fullscreen mode, but Beliyaal wrote it's only possible to get 10 rgb with d3d fullscreen mode.

if i set 10 bit rgb to my renderer settings and look during a movie under display stats it told me that i am using 10 bit rgb under settings.

so is it working for me without d3d fullscreen mode or not, i am not sure about that.
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Old 6th May 2009, 08:41   #7598  |  Link
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CreateDevice failed
DX9AllocatorPresenter failed

0x8876086a







does no one else have this problem?

10 bit rgb is only working for me without d3d fullscreen mode, but Beliyaal wrote it's only possible to get 10 rgb with d3d fullscreen mode.

if i set 10 bit rgb to my renderer settings and look during a movie under display stats it told me that i am using 10 bit rgb under settings.

so is it working for me without d3d fullscreen mode or not, i am not sure about that.
Some parts of the pipeline should still be 10 bits without fullscreen mode. It might be that your drivers doesn't support 10 bit backbuffer in fullscreen mode (for flipping). I will look at making it work with some parts of the pipeline in 10 in fullscreen as well.
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Old 6th May 2009, 09:07   #7599  |  Link
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Some parts of the pipeline should still be 10 bits without fullscreen mode. It might be that your drivers doesn't support 10 bit backbuffer in fullscreen mode (for flipping). I will look at making it work with some parts of the pipeline in 10 in fullscreen as well.



so nvidia won't support it in there driver, because on my desktop-pc with a 8800gt won't work it too.
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Old 6th May 2009, 11:05   #7600  |  Link
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VMR9 (windowed), VMR9 Renderless, VMR7 Renderless not working with 1920x1080@60P video.

Greetings Casimir and Belilaay.

Tested these 1080@60P samples on XP3 with HD3650 AGP graphics. Only plays smoothly in VMR7 (windowed).

All renderers work in PotPlayer.

Appreciate if anyone can help. Many thanks and best regards.

Samples:
http://www.sanyo-dsc.com/products/li..._hd2000_03.zip
http://www.sanyo-dsc.com/products/li..._hd2000_01.zip
http://ckworks.sakura.ne.jp/data/xac...0207_1_mp4.zip
http://88.191.20.67/video/akiba/SANY...1080_60fps.zip
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