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11th September 2015, 22:47 | #32881 | Link | |
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Yes, I had DPI set at 125% when it would only output FS windowed mode. Setting my DPI settings to 100% solved this particular issue. I actually did read about that about 10 or 20 pages back but totally forgot about it. Oops............I am sorry about that. I can plainly see how annoying it is to have to repeat the same thing over and over again.
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11th September 2015, 22:49 | #32882 | Link | |
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On windowed mode it appears in the correct aspect ration but on full screen mode black stripes disappear and image fills the whole screen. Problem is that subtitles are hidden and impossible to appear, even if they're in ASS format. I am confused as to what settings to add in madvr. I havent touched anything in the media player. When I switch video renderer, full screen appears fine. WINDOWED: FULLSCREEN |
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madshi allready answered that question here
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12th September 2015, 01:21 | #32885 | Link |
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MadVR Windows 10 and refresh changing
MadVR Windows 10 and refresh changing, using .89.2 I'm unable to get the refresh rate to change when I start a full screen video in ZP 11RC1, on Windows 8.1 this was working, has anyone else encountered a similar issue?
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12th September 2015, 02:23 | #32886 | Link |
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Not sure it's any relevant or useful feedback but I see that you're going all the way when it comes to black bars and I've seen myself using this "Borders" PS script a few times in order to hide TV channel logos.....I guess a worst case scenario would be a 15/9 TV broadcast with a nasty TV logo in the black bars("arteHD" comes to mind).
It would make sense to me to allow adding black bars first and then detecting what's left of them afterwards(be it TV logos, ugly borders or maybe encodes with hardsubs in the black bars when you'd like to use subs in a different language or simply hide them altogether), anyway it can come in handy IME. My ex-HC3100 DLP pj came with an option to add horizontal black bars on purpose and I did use it a few times, especially on music videos captured from TV broadcasts.....so why not a filename tag while we're at it |
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I started the DVBViewer on a 1080i channel. That worked. No error and deinterlacing is on. Then I switched to another 1080i channel. DXVA processing failed and deinterlacing was off from then on. Log attached... madVR - log
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12th September 2015, 14:10 | #32893 | Link |
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>Can you please explain the reason of registering to a forum without posting a single message for MONTHS/YEARS then suddenly popping out with a first post? It's very simple. madshi asks confirmation of rendering problem introduced in 0.88.17. In my environment it is reproduced very well. But since 5 day wait of posting for new users it's not need (after 5 days) |
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When I activate debug mode it says "cannot find madvr.ax". I have MPC-HC running and playing a video with the OSD for madVR displayed so obviously it's using madVR.ax. So I don't seem to be able to upload a debug log .
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[QUOTE=Originally Posted by madshi View Post
I'm not sure how useful it would be. Would you like to see the original target resolution asked for by the media player? Or the final target resolution decided on by madVR? These may differ, depending on "zoom control". Originally Posted by romulous View Post I'd like to see this return also - it was handy for determining what resolution the current video was playing at (not the actual video clip resolution, but the actual resolution currently being used, taking into account the window size - I'd have to use an on-screen ruler tool to get that window size now that it has been removed from madVR). romulous [/QUOTE] i would like to see both like how it is in 88.21. so i can see the orig movie resolution and the final movie target rectangle. |
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This is very useful when resizing to a certain resolution (e.g. when you want to resize pixel exact to a size that isn't offered by the player as a template like "50%" or you want to make sure the player really resizes as it's told). Otherwiese I might be really handicapped when doing image quality comparisons in the future. |
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Please upload it to some sharehoster like Mediafire, it usually takes too long here until attachments are unlocked for downloading.
If you compress it as 7z archive with Ultra preset, size also shouldn't be a real problem. |
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