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15th September 2009, 12:36 | #9741 | Link | |
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And like tetsuo55 says, it might be even possible to use mixed DVD navigator and MPEG2 decoders. But it would require some extra support from the directshow player itself (it is easier from the developers point of view just to ask users to have matching filters in use). Last edited by starla; 15th September 2009 at 12:38. |
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15th September 2009, 19:32 | #9743 | Link | |
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Here is a screenshot with the filters beeing used with the subtitles problem (not showing) and dvd navigation problem: |
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15th September 2009, 19:37 | #9744 | Link |
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You are using the crappy ms mpeg2 decoder which uses DXVA
Try using the internal mpeg2 decoder instead.
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this works fine now! thanks! Another question: I have installed W7 the X64 version. I just downloaded the X64 MPC-HC version and X64 ffdshow. Is it correct that Haali and CoreAVC are not supported and that I cannot use them as external filters? (and in this case have to 'downgrade' to MPC-HC and FFdshow x86?) |
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Yep, worlds not ready for x64 yet
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When comparing encoding settings or looking for decoding/encoding artefacts, you want to keep the picture as close to the original, which PNG does perfectly. It does produce much bigger files, but that's a moot point.
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16th September 2009, 11:47 | #9755 | Link |
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Png is useful when comparing 2 images quality. When it concerns a graph and some text information, you can convert png in jpg. But now I know MPC-HC does png by default, I can understand users won't convert them in jpg (by laziness).
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I made a comparison for .mkv files between the CoreAVC 1.9.5 decoder and the MPC-HC internal H264 / AVC (FFmpeg) decoder. To my surprise their was no noticable difference in quality or speed (slightly advantage for the coreavc but only 2-4% of my CPU).
So I ve decided to skip the Coreavc decoder (also because I want to go back-to-basic with MPC-HC as much as possible) and use the MPC-HC internal decoder (no DXVA!). I see that the decoder has 5 options and I would like to know which does what and what config gives the best PERFORMANCE with no artifacts. (my pc is fast enough) 1. decoding thread number (1,2,3,4,5,6,7 or 8) 2. H264 skip deblocking mode: non, default, non reference, bidirectional, non keyframes or all frames 3. error resilience: careful, compliant, aggressive or very aggressive 4. IDCT algorithm: auto, Lib Mpeg2 MMX, Simple MMX, XVID or Simple 5. read AR from stream: check or uncheck Last edited by THX-UltraII; 16th September 2009 at 16:29. |
16th September 2009, 19:15 | #9757 | Link |
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IMHO decoding speed should be in average frames per second, measured through decoding stream as fast as possible minimum 3 times in a row. CPU load is inaccurate and tells nothing in many cases. And about quality - every decoder should give the same quality, otherwise its just broken. |
17th September 2009, 09:58 | #9758 | Link |
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Hi,
I have a problem with MPCHC and Hibernate/Standby Mode. Ehm.... it just doesn't work. The screen goes black but after some seconds it is on again und MPC plays again. Seems that MPCHC blocks the hibernate/standby mode? I have the newest version from the webpage. OS is Windows 7 RC, GFX: GeForce 8300. Does anybody have an idea to get it working? It's a CarPC, so, if I turn off my car the pc normally goes in standby mode. When a movie/musicvideo is running, it doesn't... |
17th September 2009, 10:14 | #9759 | Link |
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MPC-HC devs, if you have time, can you look on this? Looks like there is a bug in standalone MPC video decoder (DXVA mode, SW is OK) causing crash when trying to remove filter from graph.
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Hope someone can reply on my post from yesterday too about the H264/AVC MPC-HC filter option.
And another question: I ve noticed that some of my content is played much louder than other. So I played with MPC-HC a little bit untill I came across the build-in audio switcher which I turned OFF after the installation. I turned this ON and checked the box normalize. Now most files seems to be played on a more equally volume. However, what really happens when the volume gets normalized and more inportant, will this affect the audio quality in some way? |
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