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<blockquote data-quote="damaster" data-source="post: 302799" data-attributes="member: 60795"><p>Yes if the MKV contains a subtitle then DXVA can still work as long as you don't load DirectVobSub (VSFilter). However, there is a strange bug for some SRT/UTF-8 subtitles that generates the pop-up error message when DirectVobSub (VSFilter) isn't loaded (for which I provided a patch in the post linked previously). And yes, currently the only way to get subtitles working is to load DirectVobSub (VSFilter), but then you break your hardware acceleration and revert back to pure software decoding.</p><p></p><p>I am looking into implementing an EVR custom presenter to allow for subtitles without the need to load DirectVobSub. No idea when I'll have something ready though as I've only just started.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="damaster, post: 302799, member: 60795"] Yes if the MKV contains a subtitle then DXVA can still work as long as you don't load DirectVobSub (VSFilter). However, there is a strange bug for some SRT/UTF-8 subtitles that generates the pop-up error message when DirectVobSub (VSFilter) isn't loaded (for which I provided a patch in the post linked previously). And yes, currently the only way to get subtitles working is to load DirectVobSub (VSFilter), but then you break your hardware acceleration and revert back to pure software decoding. I am looking into implementing an EVR custom presenter to allow for subtitles without the need to load DirectVobSub. No idea when I'll have something ready though as I've only just started. [/QUOTE]
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