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18th May 2010, 13:39 | #1441 | Link |
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Yes I am. When I go to windowed mode, it says the display is even less (which I assume is correct by seeing the window size). I do not know if there is a way in any other renderer to see if the image is being scaled differently.
I played the same file on my laptop, and while the laptop is lower res, it said was displaying correctly. I just have that sinking feeling that I have not been watching movies the way they should be, half the res of normal. |
18th May 2010, 14:04 | #1446 | Link |
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No idea what's happening. Try a newer MPC-HC and while you're at it, try default settings.
By the way, if you've got a decent video card, I would recommend you use Overlay. edit: are you using HDMI and resizing the thing to fit your TV? Last edited by namaiki; 18th May 2010 at 14:09. |
18th May 2010, 20:37 | #1447 | Link |
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If you recall, Haali himself mentioned that he disliked having the video resolution and the screen resolution being the same or nearly the same. Due to this if any video being attempted to be played had a resolution within a certain amount of the screens resolution. The video would temporarily be shown at half the resolution in order to not have such an overwhelming effect the minute the video was opened. If after that the user wants to view the full resolution or something larger than half the resolution he/she can resize it to their liking or make it full screen to display the full resolution and in the case of 1080p video on a 1080p screen, without any scaler being applied.
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23rd May 2010, 03:43 | #1451 | Link |
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I'm using Haali Renderer with MPC HC and ReClock which ReClock's Vsync disabled. I don't see any tearing, but when I pause and resume, sometimes I see a tearing line that doesn't go away until I pause and resume again. It's either near the bottom or in the bottom half of the screen.
I'm using a Radeon 5450 connected to my LCD TV via HDMI. I have Windows 7 set to 23Hz and my TV supports 24Hz native mode. If relevant at all, I have ATI CCC vsync set to off unless the application asks for it. edit: I've just discovered that Aero/Desktop composition can affect tearing/vsync. I've recently disabled Aero because it was causing me problems with DXVA, but I'm no longer using DXVA so I've re-enabled Aero. Now I don't see tearing in EVR or Haali. How does Aero affect tearing/vsync? Last edited by rahzel; 23rd May 2010 at 04:05. |
29th May 2010, 13:30 | #1457 | Link |
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And make sure the MPC mkv splitter is disabled.
Haali's splitter has more advantages though, like better support for multiple audio streams (sometimes not selectable with MPC's splitter) and language/subtitle priorities. |
7th July 2010, 08:30 | #1458 | Link |
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anyone tried haali renderer with nvidia forceware v257.21?
i got tearing and jerky playback. tried various 3D settings (buffer, v-sync, etc) and nothing worked. back to v197.77, everything works perfect. using MPC-HC with 9800GT |
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