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13th July 2019, 21:13 | #1 | Link |
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dropping frames and wrong frame rate on NASA Thermonuclear Art
Hi, I'm stumped on this and looking for help.
I downloaded the 21.9GB version of the "Thermonuclear Art" movie from here. Both that web site and MediaInfo say the video is 59.94 FPS. When I open it with MPC-HC (configured with LAV filters and MadVR) it does not play back smoothly. MadVR's on-screen display shows many dropped frames. It also shows the video frame rate is 25FPS, which is wrong. When I open it with Windows' built in "Movies and TV" app it plays fine, so I guess there's some software issue somewhere in MPC-HC, LAV, or MadVr. Things I've tried: * Updated LAV video filter to latest * Switched upscaling methods in madVR * Switched from DXVA2 to D3D11 decoder in LAV Video. When I do this it doesn't play back at all (as in the "play" button in MPC-HC seems to have no effect, the video stays paused). * Remuxed from .mov to .mkv LAV Video settings: Lav Video Decoder 0.74.1 DXVA2 (native) Active Decoder: avcodec Codecs for HW Decoding: everything except "H.264 MVC" is checked. MadVR on-screen display: Display 25.00005 Hz (8 bit, RGB, full) Composition rate 25.000 Hz clock deviation 0.000041% Smooth motion off D3D11 fullscreen windowed (10 bit) h264, 8 bit, 4:2:0 -> NV12, 8 bit, 4:2:0 movie 25.0 fps (says source filter) movie 3840x2160, 16:9 draw 0,0,3840,2160 touch window from inside chroma > NGU Sharp (low) ... average stats rendering 10.69 ms present 0.10ms max stats rendering 17.87ms present 0.24ms NVidia GeForce GTX 1080Ti. Driver version: 430.53 MPC-HC 1.7.13 Thanks for any help |
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