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Maybe a moderator should clean this thread AND the ffdshow topic too by deleting some posts AND doing some additional "moderator magick" as well :-/ </OFF-TOPIC> Last edited by filler56789; 4th September 2022 at 22:57. |
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28th September 2022, 23:44 | #24868 | Link | |
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https://github.com/FFmpeg/FFmpeg/sea...l&type=commits I am just saying. |
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29th September 2022, 06:59 | #24869 | Link | |
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For LAV Video decoder, what do the "deinterlacing mode" and "field order" settings actually do?
I've thrown a ton of videos at various combination of those 2 settings and they never seem to actually do anything. The only video file I have managed to see a difference with is a 1080p25 file that is incorrectly flagged as progressive and actually contains 1080i25 @ 1:1 cadence. With this particular file, DXVA deinterlacing won't work unless I set LAV to "deinterlacing mode: force" and "field order: top field first". This is with MadVR as the renderer, and MadVR set to enable DXVA deinterlacing via file tag [deint=video]. Am I correct in assuming that those 2 LAV deint settings just set some flags in the decoded video stream which the renderer or DXVA is looking at and making decisions based on those flags? i.e LAV doesn't actually modify the video frames in any way? (I have LAV's "software deint" disabled btw). This seems relevant but doesn't really answer my question: Quote:
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29th September 2022, 10:16 | #24870 | Link |
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The settings just influence the metadata, indeed. Of course if LAV itself were to deinterlace, it would also obey them. madshi's stance to play fast and loose with the metadata provided by the decoder is not something I care for, and if i set the interlaced flag to 0, I would expect a renderer to act accordingly.
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Is there any chance of considering a filename tagging scheme similar to MadVR so we can turn LAV features on for certain files/folders. eg. [SoftDeint=bwdif], [FieldOrder=tff], [DeintMode=force]. I'd like to use software deint on some problematic files that don't work very well with DXVA deint and MadVR's ivtc. And maybe turn off DXVA2 decoding for certain files as well. Having to manually change the setting through the GUI every time we watch an episode of some show is kind of a dealbreaker.
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There are no plans for that. LAV is primarily designed to be used by player software, those can control the configuration, and in theory also support per-file overrides.
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1st October 2022, 23:12 | #24876 | Link | |
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I was thinking, if there was some way to apply LAV settings through the registry while LAV is running, it may be possible to implement a scripted solution which eg. detects when mpc-hc64.exe is running, gets the currently playing filename from mpc's window title, and then applies the custom LAV settings through registry. But I don't think those setting would apply until the next time LAV launches. Perhaps it could be scripted to re-launch MPC & LAV, but then Kodi will see MPC has closed and will exit back to its GUI. And the whole thing is just super convoluted. edit: I've since learned that LAV's deinterlacing settings can be applied per-file by using an avisynth script, eg. Code:
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth+\plugins64\LSMASHSource.dll") LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth+\plugins64\BWDIF.dll") LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth+\plugins64\yadifmod2.dll") file = "c:\myvideo.mkv" audiotrack = -1 # -1 = first track video = LWLibavVideoSource(source=file, cache=false) IsInt(audiotrack) ? AudioDub(video, LWLibavAudioSource(source=file, stream_index=audiotrack, cache=false)) : video BWDIF(field=-2) # yadifmod2(mode=1) # save as eg. myvideo.avs and open with MPC-HC Last edited by flossy_cake; 7th October 2022 at 00:44. |
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5th October 2022, 11:54 | #24877 | Link |
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for a TV broadcast with 5.1 AC3 track LAV shows the info "5.1(side)"
what does this "side" here mean?
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there are 2 5.1 (maybe more i know 2) one where the "rear" speaker are "behind" you and one where they are to the "sides" like 7.1 missing the rear speakers.
this file is mastered for side speaker. it knows this form meta data 2 or 4 hexa values or something like that. |
5th October 2022, 16:05 | #24879 | Link |
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hm is this a specialty of AC3, compared to DTS? because e.g. in DTS master suite theres only 1 configuration for 5.1 tracks (Ls, Rs)
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5th October 2022, 17:20 | #24880 | Link |
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Both Dolby and DTS define a whole list of speaker positions and their naming.
These are the DTS names for channels, and their speaker position according to the DTS specification (degrees relative to your nose when looking at the screen) Ls/Rs: Left/Right surround, 110 degrees Lsr/Rsr: Left/Right surround rear, 150 degrees Lss/Rss: Left/Right surround side, 90 degrees Lw/Rw: Left/Right wide, 60 degrees Typically, in 5.1 you'll find Ls/Rs being used (thats what the "side" layout in FFmpeg uses, its named after the WAVE specification which uses plain rear and side names), in older formats the Lsr/Rsr are used sometimes (thats the plain 5.1 in ffmpeg). In 7.1, its typically both Ls/Rs and Lsr/Rsr, but that can vary. Dolby defines the channel similarly, but not necessarily with equal angles etc.
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