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Old 3rd July 2020, 16:40   #7541  |  Link
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Thanks. Updated in r5368.

MPC VideoRenderer 0.4.8.1407. Added support for exclusive full screen for DX11 mode.
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Added support for exclusive full screen for DX11 mode.
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There is a problem with the audio playback of this video file (LAV Splitter fixes it though)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-sa...ew?usp=sharing
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There is a problem with the audio playback of this video file (LAV Splitter fixes it though)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-sa...ew?usp=sharing
Thx - fixed.
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When opening statistics, I find reduced range (16-235) instead of full, even if I set PC range (0-255) in LAV Video Filter.

Any idea how to get full range?
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When opening statistics, I find reduced range (16-235) instead of full, even if I set PC range (0-255) in LAV Video Filter.

Any idea how to get full range?
Do you have RGB at the decoder output?
Show a screenshot of the statistics.
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Do you have RGB at the decoder output?
Show a screenshot of the statistics.
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The option is called "RGB Output levels (for YUV -> RGB conversion)". The decoder does not use this option, since it does not convert from YUV to RGB.
NV12 is not RGB.
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The decoder does not use this option, since it does not convert from YUV to RGB. NV12 is not RGB.
I tried both Lav Filters



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set to full range decoding in RGB but they can't make MPC renderer output to PC range. Even forcing 8 bit output to RGB32 unchecking all other formats changes nothing.

How can I get the full range in renderer too?

As you can see the "RGB Output levels (for YUV -> RGB conversion)" in LAV decoder is set to 0-255 already.
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set to full range decoding in RGB but they can't make MPC renderer output to PC range. Even forcing 8 bit output to RGB32 unchecking all other formats changes nothing.
Format conversion does not work for the built-in hardware decoder. I think the same thing for LAV Video Decoder.
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Format conversion does not work for the built-in hardware decoder. I think the same thing for LAV Video Decoder.
Can you show me a decoder that outputs PC range? I have tried both DXVA2 and standard MPC video decoder and they don't work too.
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As voit said: NV12 is not RGB
You have to force the decoder to RGB output if you want to use this option.
Anyway this is not recommended and should only be used for tests or special usecases.
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As voit said: NV12 is not RGB
You have to force the decoder to RGB output if you want to use this option. Anyway this is not recommended and should only be used for tests or special usecases.
Just tried madVR et voilà: RBG in full range with no change in configuration.

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madVR output <> LAV Filter output ...
Thats the same for MPC Renderer.
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Just tried madVR et voilà: RBG in full range with no change in configuration.
Please read carefully what is written in the settings and statistics.

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MPC VR: Input format:... Range: 16-235....
madVR: display 74.99903Hz (8 bit, RGB, full)
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madVR output <> LAV Filter output ...
Thats the same for MPC Renderer.

Lav is a decoder not a renderer.
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Please read carefully what is written in the settings and statistics.

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MPC VR: Input format:... Range: 16-235....
madVR: display 74.99903Hz (8 bit, RGB, full)

Isn’t full = 0-255?
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Lav is a decoder not a renderer.
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LAV output: NV12 (16-235 Range)
This is what you see in MPC VR statistics.

madVR after all the videoprocessing with RGB conversation etc. is outputing RGB full
This is what you see in madVR statistics.

madVr is getting the same NV12 output form LAV Filter, there is no problem at all.
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LAV output: NV12 (16-235 Range)
So, is there any decoder able to output full PC range? Because x264 is in YUV space and YUV can be converted to RGB both with LAV and with MPC decoders.
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there is no difference for decoder between full range and limited range both are the same the only difference is a flag send to the renderer that a file is full range or limited range.everything is working as it should be the option in lavfilter doesn't change the range it only changes the range for forced RGB output else the better untouched image is given the renderer which is in 99.9% limited range because that's how files are encoded.

this output option in lavfilter is not needed with good video renderer and can be ignored.
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