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23rd May 2011, 01:22 | #7781 | Link | |
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Search for the earlier posts on Macrovison errors and you'll find a work around.
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23rd May 2011, 03:42 | #7782 | Link |
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Thanks for your reply Hypernova
BTW, what does madvr refresh changer do? Does it make the playback smoother by increasing the frames per second (FPS) by interpolating like SVP and InterFrame? If yes, then how to set it up for 60 FPS? |
23rd May 2011, 03:58 | #7784 | Link |
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If it wasn't clear to you, what is being changed is monitor's refresh rate, not video fps. So your monitor has to support the refresh rate that you specified.
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24th May 2011, 23:38 | #7787 | Link |
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hey everyone.
i'm using an 256mb 8600gt in one of my computers, and it appears to me that it is running out of video ram when using both madvr and lav cuvid. My question is, is there a certain combination of settings in madvr that will perhaps help me? |
25th May 2011, 02:21 | #7788 | Link | |
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I feel the same pain, but basically I just gave up offloading video decode to the GPU. Last edited by namaiki; 25th May 2011 at 02:23. |
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25th May 2011, 11:03 | #7789 | Link | |
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25th May 2011, 19:58 | #7792 | Link | |
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while we are on bugs: loading certain mp4 files causes a green band at the bottom of the screen. only solution i have found is loading another mp4 first then the problem one stright after any cure for this? edit: looks like the above fix works for the 'green' problem too Last edited by pacemaker1000; 26th May 2011 at 23:57. |
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27th May 2011, 08:48 | #7793 | Link |
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Hi,
well, i tried unckecking "present several frames in advance", but no effect. I have to say that i use ffdshow post processing and so i tried also uncheck queue option in ff and it's no perfect but better... (video stop very less frequently). now i' ll try also use reclock... |
27th May 2011, 13:57 | #7795 | Link |
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thanks a lot pacemaker1000,
but i have a projector with 50.000 and 60.000. however i realized can't use reclock cause spdif out... i have just set 50.000 for video at 25.000 and 60.000 for video at 23.976, but problem remains... |
27th May 2011, 19:34 | #7799 | Link |
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Will add to pacemaker1000 - i'm using ReClock with ac3 Encode enabled and output to spdif - works fine to me.
On the Audio Settings page I tick Use AC3 Encoding and Accept Bitstream Formats, on the Video Settings page I set Maximum Slowdown and Maximum Speedup to 5% both. With these settings I get smooth picture and only very rare sound "clicks" which sometimes are barely audible (in active scenes). |
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