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12th October 2016, 23:55 | #39705 | Link |
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I've changed HD5770 with HD7850 but still have for one of my BDRemux:
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upload queue 2-4/8 render queue 2-4/8 present queue 0-2/3 It's with madVR default settings. MPC-HC loads CPU at almost 100%.
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Decoder queue and subtitle queue are almost full though. I use internal LAV decoders. Switching hardware decoder on/off has no effect.
Anyway, why the present queue is so low in comparison to the render queue if madVR has nothing to do with the issue?
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Only a few features in madVR run on CPU, i.e. Zoom control, IVTC and deband 'fade' detection, neither of which could stress the CPU that much with a 1080p/i content. You didn't provide us with much information, so you're gonna have to exclude as many variables as you can yourself and post your findings. I didn't see you mention trying different player, video renderer, decoder, resetting madVR or LAV to default settings etc. |
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I use very large queues. 128 for CPU and 24 for GPU and 16 for render. Last edited by AngelGraves13; 13th October 2016 at 06:43. |
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Defaults aren't exactly demanding so it seems your hardware is beyond ancient? CPU should NEVER be at 100% regardless and this will cause issues.
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How do I configure madVR into a state prior hdr processing was introduced? Is the default option "convert HDR content to SDR by using pixel shader math" the way to go or do I have to use "passthrough HDR content to the display"?
What happened to that performance issue the anniversary update to Windows 10 introduced? Does it still persist? We're talking about milliseconds but that time obviously could be used in much more valuable manner. |
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In any case, for future reference: if you use Flux or more correctly F.lux with madVR, you need to select F.lux Safe Mode, otherwise you'll have serious problems when going fullscreen in video playback. The above meant for search engines spiders. Last edited by ashlar42; 13th October 2016 at 10:38. |
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Anyway, if I just play the video, it seems to switch and work fine at 23.976, but as soon as I try to see any settings, on mpc-hc/be, it jumps out of exclusive and switches to 24fps. Any ideas on this, it never used to do this on the old computer. So normal procedure is its external player for kodi, launch video in kodi it seems to be fine, but if I need a menu in mpc-hc/be for whatever reason it will switch to 24 and won't go back. |
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a 5770 is more than enough to run madVR. there must be reason why you have 100% CPU usages. madVR can't be the reason for that it's not really using the CPU. giving information of the CPU and used PCIe speed may help. |
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He is on Windows XP, there is no hardware accelerated decoding on XP, so thats all thats to it. Add to that a CPU that needs 100% to decode the video, and voila. Once you get close to 100% its likely that some component won't get enough power anymore, in this case apparently madVR.
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