[WiP] madVR support in MP1 (36 Viewers)

[Sebastiii]

MP will not auto decode BD, it's an open source and not be used to provide such code so need other tools for this like anyd.... etc.

 

[microfast]

MP will not auto decode BD, it's an open source and not be used to provide such code so need other tools for this like anyd.... etc.

Exactly ...

Seb, a question: would be possible to use the LAV's splitter even when the BDJ-menu are activated?

Thanks
Marco

 

[Sebastiii]

Hi Marco,

Menu can be only used with Internal BD player (aka BDReader)
To use lav splitter, we need to disable internal BD option.

 

[microfast]

Hi Marco,

Menu can be only used with Internal BD player (aka BDReader)
To use lav splitter, we need to disable internal BD option.

Thanks for the answer Seb

And I do imagine that would be not so easy include the Lav's splitter functionality in the internal BD Player ....

 

[Sebastiii]

Thanks for the answer Seb

And I do imagine that would be not so easy include the Lav's splitter functionality in the internal BD Player ....

Totally different and if i'm not wrong Nevcairiel will surely not add this lol

 

[joecrow]

@GeYe
I have done some playing arround this afternoon and changed the settings in LAV from DXVA2 (copy-back) to DXVA2 (native) and that seems to have resolved the high render times issue which I was getting sometimes and I do not seem to be getting the negative PQ issues with this setting that I saw with the RX 460, so if there are no other issues, that is maybe a fix for my Nvidia setup.

Further to the above and edited out of the" MP crashes on resume after long/overnight sleep" thread in the General Support forum, I found that playing 4k vids with the DXVA2 (native) setting resulted in a stange colouring problem, see attached screenshot, all OK on return to copyback. Also with DXVA native) Madvr Chroma is always DXVA regardless of the settings in Madvr. So it does seem that there are negative implications with using the DXVA2 (native) setting that for are not optimal, so the intermittent 3D high render times is still an issue for me.

 

[kenwonders]

Further to the above and edited out of the" MP crashes on resume after long/overnight sleep" thread in the General Support forum, I found that playing 4k vids with the DXVA2 (native) setting resulted in a stange colouring problem, see attached screenshot, all OK on return to copyback. Also with DXVA native) Madvr Chroma is always DXVA regardless of the settings in Madvr. So it does seem that there are negative implications with using the DXVA2 (native) setting that for are not optimal, so the intermittent 3D high render times is still an issue for me.
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I think it's been mentioned many times on madVR support thread that DXVA Native is not really a supportable config, and it also (according to madshii) will have a different chroma appearance than copy back. Why and how are beyond my skills.

@Sebastiii v280 has been working well for me, though putting MP on a new i7 6700 could be classed as overkill

 

[SpudR]

putting MP on a new i7 6700 could be classed as overkill

+GTX 1080 = Minimum spec

 

[microfast]

+GTX 1080 = Minimum spec

If only Nvidia was able to fix the 23,976Hz. bug, years are passed and this "bug" is always present in their drivers: it's absurd, or more probably they don't want fix it for some reason ...

 

[Rick164]

Well 24P content works fine with my Bravia + GTX1080, smooth playback and no judder whatsoever
Some TV screens just suck at image processing so not really the fault of the software, for instance with LG the 24P playback in general is bad when panning.