Stutter on BBC HD only (1 Viewer)
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Greece
Hi guys,
I always had some stuttering with HD TV (all Canal+ HD channels). I'm using the excellent SAF5 and so PDVD10 to view these channels.
I never found any solutions so I decided to live with it.
But since a few days now HD TV are perfectly displayed, no more stuttering. I don't know exactly why but I suspect that it's the latest Nvidia drivers (the update proposed by "Windows Update" these last weeks) that did the trick. Or maybe the last SAF5 SVN100906 but I don't think so.
For the ones of you that have a Nvidia cart I would like to know if you can confirm this...
Thanks
I always had some stuttering with HD TV (all Canal+ HD channels). I'm using the excellent SAF5 and so PDVD10 to view these channels.
I never found any solutions so I decided to live with it.
But since a few days now HD TV are perfectly displayed, no more stuttering. I don't know exactly why but I suspect that it's the latest Nvidia drivers (the update proposed by "Windows Update" these last weeks) that did the trick. Or maybe the last SAF5 SVN100906 but I don't think so.
For the ones of you that have a Nvidia cart I would like to know if you can confirm this...
Thanks
Latest NVIDIA drivers are 258.96 and they are almost 1 month old.
I am using them since the release and still have the stuttering so it is not due to nvidia drivers. Maybe it is the latest SAF svn.
I will try it.
Is SAF5 using PDVD10 for HDTV?
I am using them since the release and still have the stuttering so it is not due to nvidia drivers. Maybe it is the latest SAF svn.
I will try it.
Is SAF5 using PDVD10 for HDTV?
Yes SAF 5 (unlock version) is using pdvd10 for HDTV.
I had not tested my HD channels for a few months when I realized this week-end that they worked fine, that's why I thought it was the new nvidia drivers, but I'm probably wrong.
I have asked Hoborg on the SAF5 topic to see if it can be the new version that fixed the problem.
I don't know what else it could be...
I had not tested my HD channels for a few months when I realized this week-end that they worked fine, that's why I thought it was the new nvidia drivers, but I'm probably wrong.
I have asked Hoborg on the SAF5 topic to see if it can be the new version that fixed the problem.
I don't know what else it could be...
Update: After passing from Vista 32bits to 7 32 bits (clean install) I went back with my drop-frames problem on HD TV, even with the latest Nvidia drivers.
Yesterday I have then tested the latest dshowhelper.dll file (Accurate_sync_ver_13.zip) provided with Mepo Audio renderer (even if not using the render itself) because I remember having done it too with my previous install and then everything looks ok
I tested a few hours yesterday evening and no drop frames.
I will do more test but I'm optimistic...
So for me: MP 1.1.1, latest Nvidia Drivers, dshowhelper.dll file (Accurate_sync_ver_13.zip) and PWDVD10 (SAF 5) seem to be the solution for HDTV
Yesterday I have then tested the latest dshowhelper.dll file (Accurate_sync_ver_13.zip) provided with Mepo Audio renderer (even if not using the render itself) because I remember having done it too with my previous install and then everything looks ok
I tested a few hours yesterday evening and no drop frames.I will do more test but I'm optimistic...
So for me: MP 1.1.1, latest Nvidia Drivers, dshowhelper.dll file (Accurate_sync_ver_13.zip) and PWDVD10 (SAF 5) seem to be the solution for HDTV
Update: I finally use the dshowhelper file here, https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/...nter-dshowhelper-community-development-81148/, it's more adapted if you want to use reclock to, like me.
For now, no more stuttering in HD TV.
For now, no more stuttering in HD TV.
OK I think I have fixed this on my system by usinf SAF and CoreAVC Codec.
I installed CoreCodec (did not install the bundled Hallislitter).
In the Core Codec configuration I then set the following for what I consider the best picture:
Deinterlacing: Hardware
Force VMR AR Correction
everything else left as per the defaults.
Now have perfect BBC HD, BBC One HD and ITV HD - however it is software decoder, so using about 50% CPU - but that isnt too bad!
I installed CoreCodec (did not install the bundled Hallislitter).
In the Core Codec configuration I then set the following for what I consider the best picture:
Deinterlacing: Hardware
Force VMR AR Correction
everything else left as per the defaults.
Now have perfect BBC HD, BBC One HD and ITV HD - however it is software decoder, so using about 50% CPU - but that isnt too bad!