madVR - high quality video renderer (GPU assisted) - Page 2608

Manni · 21st August 2018, 18:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by HauteTension

Does anyone know why so long ago the author of MadVR did not appear in this forum?

MadVR's last update was three months ago, on April 23, the last Madshi post is dated 30th May.
Previously, he was usually incredibly active.

Has something happened?
Аor example, he lost interest in the project or is preparing a big coup in the form of a paid version?

Or just unusually busy on the main job?

Madshi is busy with commercial work at the moment, and when he has a bit of spare time he is working on improving the HDR to SDR conversion over at AVS Forums simply because someone started a thread on the subject there and there are more people interested in this improvement as it's primarily for A/V enthusiasts. It also allows to focus on this in a single thread.

There should be a new public build soon, and I'm sure Madshi will post back here as well, as it remains the main thread for MadVR.

Do not feel abandoned, it's all for the best

thomaz909 · 21st August 2018, 21:58

Please make it possible to have "Add Grain" always active, without the upscaling dependency.
Maybe, put an extra "add grain" option to the "image enhancements" section.

ryrynz · 22nd August 2018, 01:38

Actually really surprised that nobody mentioned back when it was added. Can't see why this wouldn't make it in.

huhn · 22nd August 2018, 05:23

it was talked about.

but just lowering the bit deep has a similar effect.

waldnebel · 22nd August 2018, 08:26

madVR always puts a big smile onto my face. It's unbelievable nice what NGU (very sharp) can do to relative clean 1080p recordings upscaled to a 2160p screen. It's time to say thank you to madshi for such a nice video renderer. It looks like madshi is also the king of optimization. My 1080 GTX can do NGU doubling to 4k res in combination with edge sharpening, detail enhancement and error diffusion dithering in around 28 ms. That's enough for every 23 or 24 fps movie and even for 29 fps videos.

What is not working for me is the custom resolution functionality on Windows 10 1803.

madjock · 22nd August 2018, 09:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by waldnebel

What is not working for me is the custom resolution functionality on Windows 10 1803.

More than likely the Nvidia drivers you are using, I rolled back to 390.xx and all is good, some get success with CRU and the likes, but rolling back fixed it for me.

fallengt · 23rd August 2018, 06:41

Can someone explain

MPC-HC shows P010 10 bit 4:2:0
PotPlayer shows NV12 8 bit 4:2:0

This is same video with same settings (Lav video decoder and Madvr video render). Is there any particular reason that I'm seeing different results?

ryrynz · 23rd August 2018, 07:06

You're using LAV with MPC-HC while playing 10 bit content it's using P010 which it should, Potplayer is using internal filters? and is either not using p010 because it's doing some sort of postprocessing or it's disabled.

fallengt · 23rd August 2018, 07:17

Potplayer is using Lav filters.
Not sure what seem to be the problem. Downloading few more HEVC encoded videos to test it now.
Edit: nope potplayer still shows everything NV12

foobar2000 · 23rd August 2018, 08:18

ngu 480p or 720p to 2160p screen, does require 1080ti card?

foozoor · 23rd August 2018, 08:28

A GeForce RTX 2080 Ti should work too.

ryrynz · 23rd August 2018, 08:28

@fallen you should be in the Potplayer forum not here.
@foobar no it does not, you'd probably be fine with a 1060.. but 1070+ would be good.. I'd wait until the 20xx cards drop before buying anything though.
@foozor extra 50% performance over 1080Ti *Drool*

Siso · 23rd August 2018, 10:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by fallengt

Potplayer is using Lav filters.
Not sure what seem to be the problem. Downloading few more HEVC encoded videos to test it now.
Edit: nope potplayer still shows everything NV12

I'm pretty sure that potplayer's internal codecs are forcing this output...

Bl4ze87 · 23rd August 2018, 11:42

Sorry guys, what's the best nvidia driver version to havehdr working properly?

Zaoshi · 23rd August 2018, 14:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by foobar2000

ngu 480p or 720p to 2160p screen, does require 1080ti card?

No, I have 1070 and I upscale to 2160p then downscale to 1440p.

Manni · 23rd August 2018, 16:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bl4ze87

Sorry guys, what's the best nvidia driver version to havehdr working properly?

Everyone will give you a different version.

I use 385.28 because that the one with the least issues with my display (see sig).

Asmodian · 23rd August 2018, 16:48

I use the newest (398.82), they work perfectly for me.. custom resolutions and everything.

oldpainlesskodi · 23rd August 2018, 16:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Asmodian

I use the newest (398.82), they work perfectly for me.. custom resolutions and everything.

Can you select 12bit with a custom res?

veggav · 23rd August 2018, 18:24

The only way to get 12bits with custom timings is calculating your timings with MadVR and using Custom Resolution Utility to add it to your driver.

Go a few pages back, I've explained how to do it and it worked for me and at least one other user.

Siso · 23rd August 2018, 18:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zaoshi

No, I have 1070 and I upscale to 2160p then downscale to 1440p.

Is doubling better than image upscaling in your case?

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fallengt Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 22	Potplayer is using Lav filters. Not sure what seem to be the problem. Downloading few more HEVC encoded videos to test it now. Edit: nope potplayer still shows everything NV12 Attached Images Last edited by fallengt; 23rd August 2018 at 07:40.

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Asmodian Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: San Jose, California Posts: 3,866	I use the newest (398.82), they work perfectly for me.. custom resolutions and everything. __________________ madVR options explained

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21st August 2018, 21:58	#52142 \| Link
thomaz909 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 40	Please make it possible to have "Add Grain" always active, without the upscaling dependency. Maybe, put an extra "add grain" option to the "image enhancements" section.

22nd August 2018, 01:38	#52143 \| Link
ryrynz Registered User Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 3,313	Actually really surprised that nobody mentioned back when it was added. Can't see why this wouldn't make it in.

22nd August 2018, 05:23	#52144 \| Link
huhn Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 6,357	it was talked about. but just lowering the bit deep has a similar effect.

22nd August 2018, 08:26	#52145 \| Link
waldnebel Registered User Join Date: Sep 2017 Location: Ancient Germanic Forest Posts: 13	madVR always puts a big smile onto my face. It's unbelievable nice what NGU (very sharp) can do to relative clean 1080p recordings upscaled to a 2160p screen. It's time to say thank you to madshi for such a nice video renderer. It looks like madshi is also the king of optimization. My 1080 GTX can do NGU doubling to 4k res in combination with edge sharpening, detail enhancement and error diffusion dithering in around 28 ms. That's enough for every 23 or 24 fps movie and even for 29 fps videos. What is not working for me is the custom resolution functionality on Windows 10 1803.

23rd August 2018, 06:41	#52147 \| Link
fallengt Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 22	Can someone explain MPC-HC shows P010 10 bit 4:2:0 PotPlayer shows NV12 8 bit 4:2:0 This is same video with same settings (Lav video decoder and Madvr video render). Is there any particular reason that I'm seeing different results?

23rd August 2018, 07:06	#52148 \| Link
ryrynz Registered User Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 3,313	You're using LAV with MPC-HC while playing 10 bit content it's using P010 which it should, Potplayer is using internal filters? and is either not using p010 because it's doing some sort of postprocessing or it's disabled.

23rd August 2018, 08:18	#52150 \| Link
foobar2000 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2018 Posts: 24	ngu 480p or 720p to 2160p screen, does require 1080ti card?

23rd August 2018, 08:28	#52151 \| Link
foozoor Registered User Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 113	A GeForce RTX 2080 Ti should work too.

23rd August 2018, 08:28	#52152 \| Link
ryrynz Registered User Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 3,313	@fallen you should be in the Potplayer forum not here. @foobar no it does not, you'd probably be fine with a 1060.. but 1070+ would be good.. I'd wait until the 20xx cards drop before buying anything though. @foozor extra 50% performance over 1080Ti Drool

23rd August 2018, 11:42	#52154 \| Link
Bl4ze87 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2018 Posts: 11	Sorry guys, what's the best nvidia driver version to havehdr working properly?

23rd August 2018, 18:24	#52159 \| Link
veggav Registered User Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 79	The only way to get 12bits with custom timings is calculating your timings with MadVR and using Custom Resolution Utility to add it to your driver. Go a few pages back, I've explained how to do it and it worked for me and at least one other user.