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7th December 2009, 02:25 | #1801 | Link | |
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I've done this(on XP SP3): and here are the realtime stats, dead smooth in 48Hz! whatever set to 1 or 8, "memory used" remains the same(the card is a rebadged G92 based 8800GS/384MB) seeking is slower w/ 16X AF forced, though. Last edited by leeperry; 7th December 2009 at 03:47. |
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7th December 2009, 10:44 | #1802 | Link |
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Is this because of the audio quality degradation, leeperry? It is definitively a problem, but I'd happily sacrifice a -reasonable- amount of that, to get smooth video. I mean, ReClock saves my butt in this madVR 24Hz issue, and also in my older 50/60Hz-only display.
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7th December 2009, 12:48 | #1803 | Link |
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well there's been a third party improved timestretching DLL released: Phase-Coherent Pitch Shifter for ReClock
but I once tried the stock DLL in 23.976@25, and it was really unbearable..5% faster movie, and completely screwed up SQ were major deal breakers for me. Last edited by leeperry; 7th December 2009 at 13:20. |
7th December 2009, 14:14 | #1804 | Link |
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Thanks leeperry, I'll try that fix. So here's my madVR wishlist:
1. Stability with Cuda. 2. 24Hz tearing issue 3. DXVA with mpc-hc subtitle support (nice for ATI owners, since DVobSub breaks DXVA). 4. DVD-Video compatibility Goes without saying, even if madVR stays at 0.11, it's an amazing piece of work. |
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Why losing time only for nVidia users (I have a nVidia yet) ?
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And even if it's better than VobSub or ffdshow subtitles support, subtitle renderer from MPC is not well written (from tetsuo55 who is the "manager"). But as you can see in MPC changelog, something has been done in order to anticipate madVR support... Quote:
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7th December 2009, 20:59 | #1807 | Link |
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Not sure if this will help you guys with 24Hz tearing, but here is what I found:
I had been running XPSP3 with MPC-HC/madVR/Reclock with my secondary at 24Hz with great success (Lancos4 up/SoftCubic100), no tearing, just stellar performance. I then, just recently ?upgraded? to Win7 Ult x64 and I moved my ATI HD2600XT on to this new machine. I also upgraded to the CCC9.11. Started tearing really bad and I tried everything and nothing worked. Then, I found out how to set the refresh to 23.976 with the ATI driver and I took ReClock out of the graph and, presto!, I have tearing-free playback, but I don't have WASAPI excl anymore..... |
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I'm not 100% sure as I've been messing w/ a lot of settings lately, KMP has only been supporting mVR for a couple of weeks now and I wasn't watching much movies lately tbh...anyway, I get DEAD smooth playback(w/ Reclock in 48.000Hz on my DLP pj/96.000Hz on my CRT) if I check "disable tearing fix" in mVR(that "fix" seems to be fighting against Reclock for VSYNC control, pretty obvious when seeking)...but then, from time to time I seem to be getting strange artifacts(some sort of small horizontal tearing, but not on the whole picture width).
They go away if I uncheck it, but then it's not nearly as smooth...hopefully a D3D exclusive mode would help? anyway, I still got a few settings up my sleeve to try PS: Kazuya just confirmed the exact same thing in 50.000Hz on his PLV-Z4 pj w/ an HD3870(I have a GF9600)...a fix -if any possible- would be a god's send, and a most welcome xmas present ! Last edited by leeperry; 8th December 2009 at 01:09. |
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Is anyone else successfully using Forceware 195.62 with madVR? I just recently upgraded from a Radeon 3600 to a Geforce GT220, and madVR locks up instantly whenever I load anything in MPC-HC. This occurs regardless of decoder used, and I've yet to find any settings in either MPC-HC or the nVidia control panel that affect the crashes. So I'm about to go back through all the Forceware versions to see if any work; does anyone have any reccomendations?
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9th December 2009, 12:08 | #1812 | Link | |
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I didn't have the problem with 182.xx drivers. |
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10th December 2009, 03:05 | #1814 | Link |
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humm, KMP and its built-in MKV splitter can play 90' movies w/o a glitch on XP+Reclock@48Hz...mVR is so smooth!
I've left "disable tearing fix" unchecked, but I've disabled "combined writing" in the windows display troubleshoot options(it's pointless nowadays anyway)...hope it's gonna last |
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1. A multiple of 24fps works fine with Reclock. I use 96hz.
2. The only framerates are 23.976/24, 25, 29.97, 59.94. The only one that matters to me is 23.976, film on Bluray/HD-DVD/TS-Files. Those other ones you made up do not exist. |
10th December 2009, 08:48 | #1816 | Link |
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i'm gonna have to try disabling that combined writing maybe 0.11 will work for me at some point, one thing i've noticed is that sometimes i launch mpc with refresh rate at 60 and video won't start, so i alt-tab to another app and it starts lol, 24hz tears really bad though with or without cuda 0.09 works ok though
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Because of the obnoxious way you framed the question. But you are right, I missed 50fps, a simple omission. But I DID mention 29.97 and 59.94, can't you read? I stand by my comments re the other rates, they do NOT exist. They are NOT standard video framerates. As for a dynamic change, Reclock can drive a VBS script which can change the refresh rate to match. The other way is to use Reclock's PAL speedDown function to convert any 25fps material to 24fps. Hey...your post disappeared. Somebody else didn't like the way you framed the question either... |
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10th December 2009, 13:56 | #1820 | Link |
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sure they are, forcing 16X AF makes seeking noticeably slower.
but as Haali said for HR, you're better off leaving it all default and let the VR do as it wants. well, it's called blog9.org for a reason Last edited by leeperry; 10th December 2009 at 18:06. |
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