[WiP] madVR support in MP1 (30 Viewers)
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nop, no idea for me ... sorry
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No clue too
and the picture is not available.Try to see if with MPC-HC / MPC-BE it works or not, it seems to be more a madVR setup than MP but did you try the same madVR version, I know that there is some beta version (old) but that works better than official (if I'm not wrong)
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Hi everyone who's still following this thread.
I don't know if it's the right place to ask this, but does anyone know if it's possible to make MP Audio Renderer work with madVR?
I know it doesn't work outside of MP, probably because of close integration with DirectShowHelper or something like that, but in MP I can't get it to work with madVR. Is MP's madVR implementation missing something to work with MP Audio Renderer? Would it be difficult to add, or is the blocking part inside madVR and not MP?
The reason is I'm looking for an open source alternative to ReClock if 32-bit support in LAV Filters is abandoned in the future (there are regular comments from nevcairiel and other people recommending to move to 64-bit).
I use ReClock to avoid headaches with display timings but also to do 25p speed down for movies on DVDs and TV, and I wouldn't want to give up either madVR, ReClock, or MP, but ReClock isn't open source so won't ever be ported to 64-bit.
Thanks if anyone has any info.
I don't know if it's the right place to ask this, but does anyone know if it's possible to make MP Audio Renderer work with madVR?
I know it doesn't work outside of MP, probably because of close integration with DirectShowHelper or something like that, but in MP I can't get it to work with madVR. Is MP's madVR implementation missing something to work with MP Audio Renderer? Would it be difficult to add, or is the blocking part inside madVR and not MP?
The reason is I'm looking for an open source alternative to ReClock if 32-bit support in LAV Filters is abandoned in the future (there are regular comments from nevcairiel and other people recommending to move to 64-bit).
I use ReClock to avoid headaches with display timings but also to do 25p speed down for movies on DVDs and TV, and I wouldn't want to give up either madVR, ReClock, or MP, but ReClock isn't open source so won't ever be ported to 64-bit.
Thanks if anyone has any info.
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Yeah, it seems to not work, and you right it was working with EVR custom from MP.
So to be able to make it works, it's needed to communicate with madVR, so it will not be done like madVR is closed source and need dev who can work on it (C++ source) and Tourettes is not here anymore and Owlsroost seems to not be active too.
So the short answer will be no, I fear
Why you didn't use DRR ? It was the best to sync video with display
So to be able to make it works, it's needed to communicate with madVR, so it will not be done like madVR is closed source and need dev who can work on it (C++ source) and Tourettes is not here anymore and Owlsroost seems to not be active too.
So the short answer will be no, I fear
Why you didn't use DRR ? It was the best to sync video with display
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I understand, thanks for the check anyway Sebastiii.
Yes, and madshi also is really busy with his Envy appliance now so I doubt he would have time to look into something like that too.
My problem is not the matching of source and display rate, but dropped/repeated frames due to not precise display timings. Apparently NVIDIA solved it for 2160p, but with 1080p it's still not great. People have had success with Custom Resolution Utility but each time I tried it there were issues after driver or OS updates etc. I also have wireless headphones and when I switch to them instead of HDMI out, the clock sync is even worse. With ReClock it's "just set it and forget it", I never get any dropped frame ever in any situation.
Also I watch a lot of movies off TV and sometimes old DVDs I own, and I like to do the 25p to 24p speed down. My TV has really bad 50 Hz mode and on most film content converted to 50 Hz the pitch is still not correct.
Yes, and madshi also is really busy with his Envy appliance now so I doubt he would have time to look into something like that too.
My problem is not the matching of source and display rate, but dropped/repeated frames due to not precise display timings. Apparently NVIDIA solved it for 2160p, but with 1080p it's still not great. People have had success with Custom Resolution Utility but each time I tried it there were issues after driver or OS updates etc. I also have wireless headphones and when I switch to them instead of HDMI out, the clock sync is even worse. With ReClock it's "just set it and forget it", I never get any dropped frame ever in any situation.
Also I watch a lot of movies off TV and sometimes old DVDs I own, and I like to do the 25p to 24p speed down. My TV has really bad 50 Hz mode and on most film content converted to 50 Hz the pitch is still not correct.