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10th December 2015, 12:44 | #841 | Link |
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Hi,
I have a DVB sample which does not appear to show the subtitles in the correct place, and I am trying to work out where the problem lies (sub renderer, player etc). Here is the sample: https://mega.nz/#!twQwSAjY!AxQEHK1MY...k4RRCnFiWQbq8Y (100MB) So, with xy-VSFilter, the subs show down towards the bottom of the video, but slightly to the right hand side. With XYSubFilter, the subs show bunched up in about the middle of the video, on the very left hand side. I'm sure that XYSubFilter is not correct (the subs should be at the bottom of the video, centered I believe), and I don't think xy-VSFilter is correct either (it appears they are slightly to the right instead of the center, at least to my eyes). Any advice would be appreciated. Using xy-VSFilter 3.0.0.306 with EVR (non custom) and XYSubFilter 3.1.0.746 with madVR v0.89.17. romulous |
20th December 2015, 02:16 | #843 | Link |
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Thanks KoD. Yes, OSD shows DXVA. It took me a while to track the cause of that down - I do not have any of the DXVA options in the scaling algorithms selected. As it turns out, disabling 'Automatically Enabled Deinterlacing when Needed' option in madVR fixes the issue. Obvious madVR bug.
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21st December 2015, 16:49 | #844 | Link |
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hi
I still don't 100% understand how to make my subtitles always rendering the same size/aspect no matter which resolution the movies are. It's been a while now I'm using your plugin with both (the last) mpc-hc & madvr. I noticed that the size is smaller if the movie I'm watching is cropped. is it possible to ask to madvr or your plug to always be applied (after the rendering?) on a 1920x1080 screen. of course I tried everything that is in my knowledge by changing the options. But I see no other thing I can do except asking here, again. ^^' of course you'll get what I mean. uhuh cheerz thanks in advance. |
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Anyway, the latest madVR release 0.89.19 has fixed the issue of vobsub positioning, so even if you use DXVA for scaling, it will still be ok. Quote:
If you use xy-subfilter, then the renderer gest the original video frame, scales it up to 1920 x 1080 and then renders the subs on top of this scaled up frame - this is when you get those crisp looking subs. I guess the latter is exactly what you want! So, if you are not using the xysubfilter.dll yet, download the archive containing it from the first page, place its content in a folder somewhere (and don't move it afterwards from there), right-click on the "Install_XySubFilter.bat" file and select "Run as administrator". Then if you are using MPC-HC, make sure to select in its Options -> Playback -> Output settings page a renderer like EVR (custom presenter) or madVR which can use xy-subfilter, and chose XySubFilter as the Subtitle renderer on the same page. And if you are using madVR, then in its processing -> zoom control settings page, disable "move subtitles", or you will get randomly resized and positioned subtitles; the setting is intended to move the subtitles in the black bar below the movie frame, but an automated algorithm is only going to work fine some times, and other times not. If your subtitles are plain text files, with no positioning info (like SRT), then you can control the font used, and the size of the font, and the subtitle margins by opening the xy-subfilter properties page while a movie file containing such subs is playing, with a right-click on the video surface in MPC -> Filters -> XySubFilter -> Properties -> Styles, which gives you a configuration dialog. If your subtitles are ASS/SSA text subs, then they contain positioning and font type and size info, and those subtitles are meant to be displayed at the position and with the size specified in the subtitle, so you should not override that (like what you would do if you select "Force default" in the xy-subfilter properties page). Same thing happens with DVD and BluRay subs - these are images which contain the "drawings" of the subtitle characters at a specific position, so it's better to not try to override these either (using the VobSub override placement in the xy-subfilter properties page). Last edited by KoD; 22nd December 2015 at 16:10. |
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22nd December 2015, 16:22 | #846 | Link |
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I couldn't see if it was mentioned but it seems XySubFilter 3.1.0.746 has an issue where it doesn't change position according to padding at all. I only tried adding vertical padding but regardless my subtitles didn't move at all. Works perfectly with the ISR using MPC-HC, I'm sure it worked in previous versions as well.
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22nd December 2015, 22:13 | #847 | Link |
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@KoD Yep, I'm using xysubfilter actually.
My config is set exactly like you suggest. And I'm quite sure I tried everything that was possible to do. I'll test xyvsfilter to see the difference. Here are 2 frames: https://picload.org/image/wggrwwg/1920x820.jpg https://picload.org/image/wggrwwd/1920x1080.jpg IF I play the cropped one, I have to change the size of the police to 22. And if next I play a noncropped 1080p of course I have to set back to original size (18 or 20) because it's too large. I don't fully get where the problem is and if it's settable once for all. Plus it's a pain in the ass to really well understand what you try to kindly explain to me. english is not really my native language. @cyberbeing I still have to special version you made but I'm still thinking that is not solving the issue. I tried vsfilter but I can't get it to work for now. No sub shown in the player. Last edited by Sm3n; 22nd December 2015 at 22:34. |
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This is likely a bug in xysubfilter, or in MPC-HC. So please disregard my ramblings above, they are not going to help you. |
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No problem. thx for your time |
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3rd January 2016, 14:51 | #851 | Link |
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XySubFilter (XySubFilter_3.1.0.746_x86_BETA3.zip) prevents DVD menu's graphical elements to be displayed: http://mir.cr/GIWVXEN8
With XySubFilter, ticks aren't displayed when pointing mouse cursor on DVD menu buttons. WinXP SP3, MPC-HC 1.7.10.40, madVR 0.89.19. Offtopic: is there a way to create bug reports on github?
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If I use ZoomPlayer instead of MPC-HC, with lav external filters and quicksync as the active decoder in lav video, the issue does not happen though either. It's only in MPC-HC. So I would say the problem might not be the QuickSync decoder, but a bug in MPC-HC. In any case, it does not look like it's an issue with xy-subfilter. PS: it's also possible to keep using quicksync as the default decoder option, but have the DVD option unchecked in the "Codecs for HW Decoding" group, to let the software decoder be used for DVDs and have menus work ok. Though, I actually would advise to disable MPEG-2 support in general when using quicksync, and not only for DVDs. PPS: I just tested with MPC-HC 1.7.8.123 x86 from March last year, and the problem does not happen there either. So it's definitley an issue in recent versions of MPC-HC. PPPS: Aftre more tests, I noticed that sometimes it works even in the latest MPC-HC. So, it's something random. Might really be related to using QuickSync after all. Quote:
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You may use something like wikisend dot com or some other file upload service (or even pastebin). Is it an external srt file? Then just give that file. Or if it's inside a mkv file, extract it from there with something like mkvcleaver + mkvtoolnix. Last edited by KoD; 6th January 2016 at 22:41. |
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No. The only change I made to the default MPC-HC configuration is setting video renderer to madVR and subtitle renderer to XySubFilter.
I confirm. Will report to the MPC-HC bug tracker.
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That will all depend on if the developer comes back. There doesn't appear to be any pressing issues so we might just end up seeing beta 3 become final soon perhaps with a fix or two for the issues above.
At this point I'd say xysubfilters development is probably done, and that a replacement is likely to come some time in future, but I suspect that'll be some time away. |
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This file (https://www.sendspace.com/file/72tp1o) crashes XySubFilter (64-bit) since BETA3 when played at greater than 1x zoom. Problem occurs at the end of the file. Happens with EVR-CP and mVR. Crash disassembly shows bad function pointer (vtable?) call.
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Anyone else having problem with http://www.opensubtitles.org/en/subt...573531/gigi-en (direct download: http://dl.opensubtitles.org/en/downl...8d030f/3573531)?
Character with accent marks like on 3.11 or 38.57 aren't shown properly on my PC, while on VLC they are fine. |
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