Image mixed up with with core AVC

MalickT · 24th November 2009, 20:52

Image-s pixels are mixed up with some .mkv videos. I uploaded image below. This problem does not occur using VLC player but i need to use media player classic so i can use my own audio decoder. As u can see the red line in the picture is messed up

Im using Core AVC 1.9.5 for video.

Whats the problem?

shon3i · 24th November 2009, 21:09

You probably have Wegiht-P effect because CoreAVC can't handle that streams correctly. You must use other decoder or enable CUDA decoding in CoreAVC.

MalickT · 24th November 2009, 21:23

How do i enable it? I do have a checkbox "prefer CUDA accelaration" checkbox on Core AVC filter properties but that checkbox is not enabled or checked...

shon3i · 24th November 2009, 21:45

You must have Nvidia GPU with CUDA support, and lastest drivers.

MalickT · 24th November 2009, 21:48

I do have ATI Radeon HD 4850 1GB video card, will this do?

shon3i · 24th November 2009, 21:54

No, CUDA is only for Nvidia Cards, you must use some other decoder instead. Use internala MPC decoder instead, or ffdshow, or DivX decoder wait for CoreAVC 2.0 which is almost out

MalickT · 24th November 2009, 22:08

I dont get it. I did not have this problem with the same hardware 1 day ago. All I did was re-installed Win XP Pro and used the same drivers i always do. the same codecs i always do.

I did try windows 7 (did not like it, formated the drive and reinstalled xp). Is is possible that win 7 updated my BIOS into some shit?

G_M_C · 24th November 2009, 22:25

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Originally Posted by MalickT

I do have ATI Radeon HD 4850 1GB video card, will this do?

Switch to latest ffdshow or MPC video-decoder for the time being. CC will be upgrades in the near future, but if ffdshow works for you; Why change

EDIT: Basically what shon3i said

MalickT · 24th November 2009, 22:34

I dont know, i have not tried fddshow, It was said that Core AVc is the fastest. Cause i dont have very fast CPU.
I have AMD dual core 3GHz, is that enough for fddshow?

shon3i · 24th November 2009, 22:43

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I have AMD dual core 3GHz, is that enough for fddshow?

Should be. Your CPU is more than enough, and you can use ffdshow-mt for multi-thread. Use search to find it.

Cyber-Mav · 24th November 2009, 23:17

can standalone hardware such as the western digital WD-TV playback video thats been encoded with x264 using weight-p??

elguaxo · 24th November 2009, 23:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cyber-Mav

can standalone hardware such as the western digital WD-TV playback video thats been encoded with x264 using weight-p??

weightp works fine on WDTVs

Guest · 28th November 2009, 21:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by MalickT

Image-s pixels are mixed up with some .mkv videos.

Where did you get the MKV videos?

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24th November 2009, 21:09	#2 \| Link
shon3i BluRay Maniac Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 2,419	You probably have Wegiht-P effect because CoreAVC can't handle that streams correctly. You must use other decoder or enable CUDA decoding in CoreAVC.

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MalickT Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 84	How do i enable it? I do have a checkbox "prefer CUDA accelaration" checkbox on Core AVC filter properties but that checkbox is not enabled or checked...

24th November 2009, 21:45	#4 \| Link
shon3i BluRay Maniac Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 2,419	You must have Nvidia GPU with CUDA support, and lastest drivers.

24th November 2009, 21:48	#5 \| Link
MalickT Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 84	I do have ATI Radeon HD 4850 1GB video card, will this do?

24th November 2009, 21:54	#6 \| Link
shon3i BluRay Maniac Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 2,419	No, CUDA is only for Nvidia Cards, you must use some other decoder instead. Use internala MPC decoder instead, or ffdshow, or DivX decoder wait for CoreAVC 2.0 which is almost out

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MalickT Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 84	I dont get it. I did not have this problem with the same hardware 1 day ago. All I did was re-installed Win XP Pro and used the same drivers i always do. the same codecs i always do. I did try windows 7 (did not like it, formated the drive and reinstalled xp). Is is possible that win 7 updated my BIOS into some shit?

24th November 2009, 22:34	#9 \| Link
MalickT Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 84	I dont know, i have not tried fddshow, It was said that Core AVc is the fastest. Cause i dont have very fast CPU. I have AMD dual core 3GHz, is that enough for fddshow?

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Cyber-Mav Registered User Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 244	can standalone hardware such as the western digital WD-TV playback video thats been encoded with x264 using weight-p??