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25th August 2009, 03:27 | #241 | Link | |
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FFMS (the original one does), but it produces blocking and aweful chroma artifacts when seeking ... FFMS2 reports 25fps and display 25fps, it just drops the duplicate fames ...
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^Found a fix.
Load the file in gdsmux (comes with the Haali media splitter, look in c:\program files\haali). Convert to mkv. Load mkv in DGAVCIndexNV. Create an index file. Load in avisynth.
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Here's another workaround until I find out the syntax trick.
# if you want the duplicates vid=DGSource("E:\tmp\00000.dga") interleave(vid,vid) assumefps(50) # or if you don't DGSource("E:\tmp\00000.dga") assumefps(25) Last edited by Guest; 25th August 2009 at 05:33. |
25th August 2009, 07:21 | #249 | Link | |
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I am actually using H264TSto to convert a whole directory of MTS's to MKV, then indexing and using that way from MKV ... It would just be nice not to have to bother with the MKV step if there turns out to be a simple way to get around it in DGAVCIndex (any version!) ... Tek |
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25th August 2009, 14:04 | #251 | Link |
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NV beta 8
Here is NV beta 8. It has full D3D-less operation, revision of the cropping functionality as discussed, and a few minor bug fixes.
I'd appreciate hearing whether screensaver/standby activation still cause problems. http://neuron2.net/dgavcdecnv/NVbeta8.zip |
25th August 2009, 18:16 | #253 | Link |
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Just got a new GFX its a Geforce GTX 260 (GDDR3, 896 mb), before I had a Geforece 9500 GT (DDR2, 1 GB) and my decoding speed is almost the same on both cards when I test it in DGAVCIndex. I get around 56-58 fps on my new GFX card and it was around 45 fps on my 'old' 9500 GT. It seems slow as the new GFX has almost 21x more power (nvidia chart says so) then my old GFX card (216 stream processor vs 32 in my old card). Is this normal speed, I was expecting it could do 100 fps+ on this card ?
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I'm liking the new Cropping features including the INI addition also. Nice thorough docs too. Thank you very much for this new release! |
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@GZZ
Multiple instance is in the works. What's important for the card is the specs of the VP engine, and not all the rest of the shaders and stuff. I don't think the VP engine is evolving as fast as the rest. @laserfan Good news, thanks for the test results. |
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The Island Trailer fix works for me. Bad News. DGMPGIndexNV is not properly indexing the VOB files from my Dance Fools Dance dvd. DGIndex is doing it correctly. The video is 144793 frames, but virtualdub only loads 144389 frames from the .dgm file. The workaround I came up with was to open the VOB files in DGIndex, demux the video to .m2v and loaded the .m2v file into DGMPGIndexNV. It properly indexed the frames with the .m2v file. I'm not sure exactly what frames are being lost. I've included the working .d2v file, the problem .dgm file, and workaround .dgm file in the zip archive. http://www.sendspace.com/file/88o0yl
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