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13th September 2014, 01:32 | #42 | Link | |
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That was my first choice when I looked into adding subtitle support but it crashed. So I had to do with vsfilter instead for the moment. This is definitely on my todo list. |
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13th September 2014, 05:28 | #43 | Link |
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It does, but not by default. With LAV Splitter, you have to enable the Windows Media checkbox when you run the LAV installer. With LAV Audio, wma audio is disabled by default, but you can open the filter properties and enable it. With LAV Video, I believe all wmv (VC1 etc) is enabled by default.
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13th September 2014, 08:52 | #44 | Link |
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The default was changed quite some time ago, and Windows Media is now enabled by default in the installer.
Audio is indeed still disabled as the Microsoft decoder does a better job sometimes.
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14th September 2014, 18:40 | #45 | Link |
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Proper support for 10-bit (high bit-depth) output how can i check if this is working? i enabled it in the options menue and everything works....no error... But how can i check the output? (ctrl - j) doesnt show it?!?!? greetz edit: using an Nvidia GTX670 here...(win. 7 64bit) |
15th September 2014, 04:37 | #47 | Link |
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This player looks very nice!
For quite some time I am dreaming of MPC-BE fork that will have all the unneeded stuff (decoders, splitters, dxva, renderers, web interface, subtitle engine...) stripped and will be hardcoded to use madvr, xysubfilter and external LAV filters. Basically what can be called madvr+lav+xy gui. Interestingly enough, even though MPDN doesn't uses the original madvr, it pretty much fits my definition of a good modern lightweight player. So I might switch to it to play all my videos once it'll have xysubfilter support and some more usability options like chapter selection, keys rebinding (default mpc-like binds sux) and fixed window size during loading new files ("auto-zoom" in MPC) Last edited by Keiyakusha; 15th September 2014 at 04:39. |
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You can do deinterlacing just fine, its independent of what the decoder does.
You're right however that it might make DXVA2-Native decoding break for now.
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15th September 2014, 13:12 | #56 | Link |
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AMD generations older than 7xxx were very slow with copyback. They might still be able to do copyback 1080p24/1080i60, but just barely, IIRC. Personally, I'm not a big fan of DXVA decoding, anyway, but it seems to be important for some users.
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15th September 2014, 20:02 | #58 | Link |
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Which dithering option did you choose in madVR? And did you enable the related "trade quality for performance" option? And did you disable smooth motion FRC? FWIW, madVR uses a rather advanced version of ordered dithering. I don't know what MPDN is doing. It's probably a simpler implementation.
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15th September 2014, 22:28 | #60 | Link |
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Yes, but the ordered dithering algorithm in madVR is more advanced than what e.g. LAV does, or probably also what MPDN does. What is more, madVR's ordered dithering also by default (unless you enable that "trade quality" option) runs in linear light instead of gamma light. And if you enable smooth motion FRC, it has to dither many more frames than otherwise. So unless you level the playing field, it would not be fair to compare the rendering performance of madVR and MPDN. So you should at least enable that "trade quality" option and disable smooth motion FRC. And even then madVR still probably does more work because madVR's ordered dithering mask is probably bigger than MPDN's. I can't say the latter for sure, though, because I don't know what MPDN does exactly.
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