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22nd January 2014, 23:31 | #1083 | Link |
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You would get a better answer if you would have given more info about that other codec. If it supports multiple formats, then I assume it provides options that control what it decodes.
If it doesn't get used when it is set as preferred then it obviously means it does not support the video format that you were playing.
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MPC-HC.1.7.1.383.x86 Default setting MPC-HC failed to auto-load the external aac file when playing the mp4 file. |
23rd January 2014, 20:13 | #1085 | Link |
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clsid, I've told about CyberLink H.264/AVC Decoder. Actually, now I'm not sure if it has any advantages over LAV but I'm just curious - how to use the lower part of External Filters section?
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26th January 2014, 17:50 | #1090 | Link |
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v1.7.2 is released
After almost 2 months since our last stable build, we decided to release v1.7.2. This release is a bugfix release, with a few performance improvements and a few new features.
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26th January 2014, 18:50 | #1091 | Link |
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You'd have to forgive me if my following question is too amateurish. I'm not an expert when it comes to video playback.
Is the sync shown in the image normal? The two lines stick very close together during movies with some occasional small spikes. Are they supposed to fully overlap? Also, the frame rate never completely locks at 23.976. It fluctuates from around 23.972 to 23.981 something. Last edited by eddman; 26th January 2014 at 18:54. |
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Thats all perfectly normal. They never overlap perfectly, but thats OK.
The framerate fluctuating is not perfect, but also pretty normal. It happens because timestamps in files are not 100% accurate, but as long as its close enough to the target, it'll be smoothed out automatically by the V-Sync.
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Decoders from Cyberlink can often not be used outside of their own products.
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Another thing; my monitor is set at 60 Hz refresh rate, and it's the max value too. Is it really necessary to match the refresh rate to video's frame rate? Once I set it to 48 Hz, thinking it might change the viewing experience, but didn't really notice a difference; or perhaps I did something wrong? The sync lines and behavior with 48 Hz were also pretty much the same as 60 Hz. P.S. Your filters are great. I can't thank you enough. Last edited by eddman; 26th January 2014 at 20:29. |
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BTW, nevcairiel says this is a MPC-HC issue, not a LAV issue. Specifically that MPC-HC overrides LAV's default behavior. link Last edited by Stereodude; 27th January 2014 at 16:06. Reason: Correct post & add info |
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27th January 2014, 09:56 | #1097 | Link |
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In the 1.7.2 changelog:
"internal pixel shader editor was removed, you’re supposed to use specialized external editors from now on, but can still view compilation output in “Debug Shaders” window" Why was the pixel shader editor removed? |
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i have a question about subtitle texture settings. Specifically, I was wondering about the "Desktop" setting for maximum texture resolution. If your watching a video on a secondary display, does the desktop setting refer to the resolution of the first display?
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i just did a clean install of 1.7.2, and I believe I'm having the issue that stereodude is having. Which is that internal lav splitter is selecting the subtitle track with the lowest track ID rather than nothing when there is no default track in an mkv.
I believe this issue is related to the "auto-load subtitles" option, as the problem goes away with external subtitle renderers. Last edited by mindbomb; 28th January 2014 at 01:53. |
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