Checkered border with ffdshow and non-mod16-h264

[Cartman]

When using ffdshow filter (tryout rev 3439 and older) for playing h264 with a non-mod16 width, there is always an annoying checkered left border:

http://www.img-host.de/bild.php/38533,clipboard01O70LC.jpg

VLC does not have any problems with non-mod16 videos. Is this a bug in ffdshow?

x264 is capable of encoding non-mod16 and does fill in some dummy pixels to reach 16. As I understand, the padding is not saved to file but only used while encoding. So the player has to recognize the non-mod16 width and fill it or (better) cut it away.

[Dark Shikari]

x264 doesn't put padding on the left side, only the right. Your problem is a renderer issue.

[Cartman]

The effect occurs with EVR, VMR9 and other renderers. I can not find the problem...

[namaiki]

How about Haali's Renderer?

[Cartman]

Changing to Haali's Renderer does not remove the border :(

[namaiki]

Could you post a sample of the video?

[Cartman]

Here is a short part of the non-mod16 video:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JDJKQHCO

PS: I encoded the same video twice:

(1) width 1904 (mod16) results in 4,345 GB, no annoying border at all
(2) width 1912 (mod8) results in 4,231 GB, border width x2 (compared to screenshot above)

[namaiki]

When using ffdshow filter (tryout rev 3439 and older) for playing h264 with a non-mod16 width, there is always an annoying checkered left border:

I tried ffdshow 3426 with your sample, but I do not seem to see any such funny liney things.

[Cartman]

I am using Windows 7 (x64), you too? I tried the players MPC HC and KMPlayer -- same problem with both.

[namaiki]

I'm on Windows 7 x64, I tried MPC-HC.