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13th May 2008, 19:55 | #1882 | Link |
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I dunno, I don't run Vista.
but when I was playing around with evrprop.dll in KMPlayer, I saw that it had to be unchecked otherwise I was getting dark gray borders around the picture. I've told several ppl about it on hdbits, and it fixed the problem for them on Vista SP1. |
13th May 2008, 23:49 | #1884 | Link | ||
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to confirm cca's findings: that potential fix does not seem to work, colors are still washed out with EVR-Custom Presenter. My Config: Vista x64 SP1 GeForce 8600GT Drivers 174.85 But there must be another way ... why is EVR Normal OK, and only EVR-Custom is washed-out ? What do they do differently ? Maybe, if everything else fails and there is no other obvious way of fixing it, a "dirty" little hack would be to *automatically* use the 0-255 shader when selecting EVR-Custom Of course, a "real" fix would be heaps better Best regards, raynor PS: Edit: Uuh, and as a clarification, we are not (only) talking about border colors here, but (also) about the colors IN the video ITSELF which are washed-out Last edited by raynor; 14th May 2008 at 00:13. |
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14th May 2008, 02:55 | #1885 | Link |
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Ok, am I going crazy? I have the latest MPC-HC from the front page and I can't find and 0-255 shader in the list. Where do I find it?
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as its *his* situation, and not everyone has the same situation, some do though right now vrm9, and HR are *my* choices, and on my laptop its vrm9, HR put an additional 10% on to my playback load and make 720p unaccessible to me |
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Hi,
Did any one here with a mobile GF 8400M GS and got DXVA to work? I have such card on my Dell Vostro 1400 and I can't get DXVA to work with mpc for h.264 files. This card is listed as on the compatible list on nVidia site: http://www.nvidia.de/docs/CP/11086/P...Comparison.pdf I use Vista 32 SP1, and I tried EVR (regular & Custom), VMR9 Renderless. Appreciate your help... |
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Please double check these:
You really have a 8400M GS and not a 8400M G (the latter doesn't have H264 DXVA acceleration). Or use this program http://bluesky23.hp.infoseek.co.jp/#DXVAChecker (need .NET framework 2.0, VC++ 2005 SP1 runtime, XP or Vista) to check if your card has ModeH264_VLD_NoFGT decoder device. Your files are H264 that can be decode using DXVA (L4.1 ref blah blah you should find these infos around here). Other than these, DXVA decoder inside MPCHC has history that it does not work well with nvidia hw. |
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So if it's not a problem, then go for it ... (I'm using Haali's ...) |
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14th May 2008, 10:08 | #1891 | Link | |
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Have you tried the Overlay Renderer? I just found it uses less resources than VMR9 for me and still runs DVXA with my mkv files. Last edited by neoufo51; 14th May 2008 at 10:14. |
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how can I validate my files are L4.1 compatible? Thanks... |
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14th May 2008, 12:00 | #1893 | Link | |
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so use it in RGB32HQ if you care about smooth playback and correct colors my colorspace comparison on EVR is valid for all ATi cards and all renderers(except HR), dunno about nvidia.. Last edited by leeperry; 14th May 2008 at 12:04. |
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14th May 2008, 12:07 | #1894 | Link |
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How are you guys managing to use the Haali Renderer without getting tearing problems?
On my XP system with ATI 3850 when using the secondary DVI port, the only way to get rid of tearing is to use the MPC HC Direct3D fullscreen mode. That works great for me. But there's no fullscreen mode available for the Haali Renderer... |
14th May 2008, 12:23 | #1895 | Link |
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first try to force VSYNC in CCC.
otherwise try these settings : http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...51#post1137451 tearing is because of CCC it seems. you could also try to uninstall all your ATi software, then use Driver Cleaner, restart again and only install the 8.4 drivers....not CCC |
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14th May 2008, 13:45 | #1897 | Link |
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Yes it will do the trick but vsync in windowed mode sucks. I've never been able to get smooth playback in windowed with vsync on. This is limitation of windows graphic driver architecture as far as I know.
It will remove tearing that is sure |
14th May 2008, 13:48 | #1898 | Link |
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Man, I see all you guys complaining about the washed out picture in vista sp1 with evr custom presenter... did anyone tried the temporary fix I suggested here?
It works just fine for me. I only use EVR CP because of the DXVA2 for h264 otherwise Haali rules.
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Store the settings in an INI file and you can have multiple copies, each with its own settings.
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