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Again and again. Great work Nev. Smooth playback and random crashes when seeking an mkv seems to be gone. Just one question: I have been reading the madVR thread as well as this thread regarding the choice of media players. I personally couldn't care less what the player looks like (madVR's fullscreen exclusive mode is a godsend). I was wondering which player would you recommend. I read a few pages back that mpc was criticised (what was, is and so far my only choice for a mediaplayer, I use a commercial product for DVDs for now *nudge nudge*). Anyway I was wondering what would be your recommendation for a media player?
Finally I would like to say: MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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Meh, its really subjective which player you like. What i really dislike is people that claim "there is only one choice" (and in the same sentence also try to shut down any discussion)
I'm fine with MPC-HC just for simple playback. If you use a real PC for playing (not a couch controlled HTPC), its as simple as you're going to get - but controlling it with a remote control from your couch is annoying. For my HTPC i'm using now JRiver Media Center, its easily controlled with my Logitech Harmony and natively supports LAV and madVR these days, and once i figured out its library, it lets me do all i want (need some learning time, though, which is why people also seem to prefer XBMC, its library is "automatic", but you sacrifice alot of flexibility with that). Its not free, however.
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The installer needs a big overhaul anyway, however that specific bug should be fixed for the next version.
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Also, i didn't really change anything that changes the external behaviour of the splitter in any way.
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How odd!
At least its working now.
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Well not a very odd behaviour if you have overwritten the files instead of a clean install. Also reclock is known to cause RANDOM issues when a new player/filter is reinstalled (they do recommend reinstalling it in the readme files even).
Nev. Thanks for the prompt reply. I never said one player was good. I have a whole lot of player around here (pot,zoom, etc). I always keep an open mind regarding trying new things but still so far mpc-hc is comfortable as hell which explains why I keep coming back to it Merry Christmas!
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Question: I would like to use yadif deinterlacing together with CUVID hardware decoding. Is this possible with LAV Video? It seems that as soon as I select CUVID, LAV Video switches to hardware deinterlacing and there's nothing I can do about it.
Also, bug report: it seems that this video (HDTV recording, TF1HD, France) isn't deinterlaced at all when using CUVID (tested on a GeForce 9400), even with "Force deinterlacing" and "Aggressive deinterlacing" checked. yadif is fine. Is there something you can do about it? What's strange is that the video is deinterlaced properly by the WMC renderer, which AFAIK calls the NVidia deinterlacer, like LAV Video. |
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I'll look at the other video later.
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Doesn't seem to work with the aforementioned video. With yadif enabled and hardware deinterlacing set to "None" the video is not deinterlaced. As soon as switch to software decoding, yadif kicks in and the video is deinterlaced properly.
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Any particular reason for wanting this? :d
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Surprising. I'm wondering if my GeForce 9400 is capable of deinterlacing 1080i content. But then again, it doesn't explain why deinterlacing works with WMC's renderer.
Come to think of it, I think I managed to make CUVID deinterlacing work *once* with this video, but I couldn't reproduce it. Seems like there is some voodoo magic going on here… Quote:
Problem is, my HTPC doesn't have a very fast CPU. It can decode HDTV in software, or it can deinterlace it in software, but it can't do both at the same time. So the ideal solution for me would be to decode on the GPU and deinterlace on the CPU using yadif. Hence my request. |
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Hi nev
I remember LAV CUVID decoder has mpeg4 asp support,why LAV Video decoder(CUVID mode) cancel this? You know UVD3.0 could use wmp12/PotPlayer/tmt5 to decode mpeg4 asp, but I never heard another one(expect LAV CUVID) could do this for nVidia... So, is there any plan to return the mpeg4 asp support to LAV. Last edited by wanezhiling; 23rd December 2011 at 06:38. |
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It is possible that older nVidia cards have worse implementations of adaptive deinterlacing - IIRC AMD cards have "adaptive", "motion adaptive" and "vector adaptive" (getting progressively better) but older/weaker cards can't handle the latter one or two. It's also possible that your card simply can't do adaptive deinterlacing so when you choose it, it just defaults to bob? Also, this page indicates that newer drivers may break adaptive deinterlacing on your GPU. Have you tried using 182.5 as it suggests there? Last edited by DragonQ; 23rd December 2011 at 10:44. |
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Hi.
I have problem with new apple trailers, i cannot play them by any video decoder. Here is a sample . Is possible to make it working or it is not supported by FFmpeg?
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