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14th November 2011, 10:05 | #10861 | Link | |
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I wonder if Madshi plans to create a paid build with extra features? |
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14th November 2011, 16:21 | #10864 | Link |
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I have madvr set to present 12 frames in advance. The queue starts out at 11-12 then slowly over time it drops to about 1-3. Is this normal? I have a very fast pc btw so it should not be lack of power. Also I seem to get a dropped frame or something every half an hour. But madvr does not report any dropped frames or glithces. Does this mean my tv is dropping frames? I have noticed it also happens sometimes with my blyray player. but not when wathing tv. Its a brand new samsung tv. seems strange that it can't show a simple movie without messing it up.
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Out of interest, is there any way to get madVR working with 3D Blu-rays? I've tried playing one in MPC-HC, and it just displays in 2D?
I didn't really care before, as 3D isn't very good on my LCD but I hope to get one of those new Sony OLED 3D headsets soon. Quote:
LAV Splitter SourceYou should be able to play DVDs with madVR in MPC-HC using the "open disc" command. (set madVR as the video renderer, and I use ReClock for the audio renderer) In ffdshow's video output options, make sure the only supported colorspaces are YV12/NV12 and the "set interlaced flag in output media type" is enabled. Edit: looks like LAV Splitter isn't necessary for DVDs. My full filter list is currently: LAV Splitter Source Last edited by 6233638; 14th November 2011 at 19:36. |
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The biggest issue I had was that it runs madVR in windowed mode so that they can use their own player controls for video files (which I personally thought were rather ugly) and I still have the problem where changing resolution on file launch has madVR playing back everything at what appears to be half the framerate or less in windowed mode until I bring up the madVR preferences dialogue or go into FSE. When you enable fullscreen exclusive mode, the madVR seek bar doesn't work in their player, and mousing to the edge kicks you back to windowed mode. The main reason I decided to try it out though, was their mention of advanced downmixing and crossfeed functions for headphone use (I only use headphones) but those controls don't seem to apply with Blu-ray playback. Edit: Oh, and when I uninstalled it, it removed ffdshow from my system which I wasn't too happy about. Last edited by 6233638; 14th November 2011 at 20:37. |
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Didn't you already post that question? IMO, the MC17 player is better than anything else out there for a variety of reasons. First, they developed their own subtitle renderer that works with madVR. Second, they have their own private copies of madVR, LAV Filters, and ffdshow and if you use their Red October feature, will automagically configure each one for you. (I agree with whoever said the madVR defaults aren't sufficient. I've made that point to JRiver, as well, and hopefully they will change it at some point. Window mode no workie for me either, but, I override their defaults with my own. ) Anyway, madshi and Nev have both worked with the JRiver developers to make their product work exceptionally well with LAV Filter and madVR.
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I think I used the same program to edit/mux several files - which just happened to be files I was using to test the new deinterlacing feature. Again, sorry for the mistake.
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Thanks for the reply, looks like I missed a couple of things then, I'll give it another try. It was telling me that it couldn't apply any of the DSP settings to current playback.
It may not have uninstalled ffdshow, but unregistered it? It was no longer showing up in MPC-HC after I uninstalled MC17. I'm definitely interested in trying the headphone-related features, and it will be good if it works well as a library manager for films. I've yet to find anything for that, that I have liked using. |
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It should not have unregistered FFDSHOW either. The only think it does is add some registry entries about the custom profile to load but who knows, I've not uninstalled it to test!
Also with the DSP, all things can be setup while nothing is playing, though some things can also be changed dynamically during playback so you can hear the effect. Items that can not be changed during playback is stuff like Output Format (makes sence really). |
15th November 2011, 05:43 | #10877 | Link |
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madshi,
I'm not sure if you've recently read this thread: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=153191&page=6 but it is bringing up some interesting point about solving the whole DVD navigation situation and refresh rates so please take a look when you get a chance. Thanks! |
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I have two question:
1)What exactly do the new parameter "scale linar light", when should i use it? 2)Use SoftCubic 70/80 for chroma upscaling look very good and it remove a lot of banding, i wonder if there is a way for obtain the same result with avisynth, maybe it can replace gradfun3 for lower bitrate encoding. Edit: Sorry i didn't notice than it remove banding with any resize, anyway the "debanding" result look interesting to me. Last edited by Alek93j; 15th November 2011 at 10:17. |
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I guess madVR doesn't apply a downsampling on the OSD. The background "box" looks aliased too (pixel stairs around the border). For a comparison: "Arial 10" rendered in madVR and in VMR9 (Windows XP SP3); MPC-HC 1.5.3.3757, madVR 0.78 |
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