madVR - high quality video renderer (GPU assisted)

[huhn]

Originally Posted by GoldenSW

@huhn, @Sunspark thank you! appreciate the input! One thing is for sure, there doesn't seem to be much advantage in using d3d11 native instead of copy-back with powerful modern hardware. Performance difference is maybe 1-1.5ms with my setup.

ms are not telling the story because of powerstates and so on.
even if both do the same software can be faster.

https://www.avsforum.com/cdn-cgi/ima...7-png.3730325/
the left images uses 16 % GPU with 4.98ms right images is 18% with 4.01 ms. this was quadruple checked.

in this test with advanced renderstats on off the instance with advanced renderer stats which is plain slower was objectively faster by showing to be massively 25% slower in the OSD.
sense this doesn't make any.

[AuRiMaS666]

Originally Posted by purplebaby

Thanks.

That worked.

I still get the issue, sometimes, of HDR mode being entered into on the TV when opening a hdr file, but the colors are extremely matted and dimmed video, such as you typically see outside the video window. I have to reboot to get it back to working normally.

This has been a bug for a few years now.

https://www.avsforum.com/threads/mad...st_id=63727493

You can either turn on Windows HDR toggle manually in display settings, do a full PC reboot or restart the GPU driver using the CMD command or "restart.exe" utility bundled with Custom Resolution Utility (CRU).

[Siso]

Which audio renderer works best with madvr's smooth motion?

[Sunspark]

@huhn Do you like the gpu-z tool so you can see the multiple graphs and power states over time instead of using the task manager?

[huhn]

yes i do but in this case that wouldn't do anything because i'm running 2 instances at the same time.

Originally Posted by Siso

Which audio renderer works best with madvr's smooth motion?

doesn't really matter.

[JohnRo79]

Originally Posted by purplebaby

Thanks.

That worked.

I still get the issue, sometimes, of HDR mode being entered into on the TV when opening a hdr file, but the colors are extremely matted and dimmed video, such as you typically see outside the video window. I have to reboot to get it back to working normally.

i get same sort of issues too
for me, i flip it to full screen and then hit alt+tab

by doing so, i get proper image

[purplebaby]

Originally Posted by AuRiMaS666

This has been a bug for a few years now.

https://www.avsforum.com/threads/mad...st_id=63727493

You can either turn on Windows HDR toggle manually in display settings, do a full PC reboot or restart the GPU driver using the CMD command or "restart.exe" utility bundled with Custom Resolution Utility (CRU).

Thank you! the restart utility from CRU works well.

Originally Posted by JohnRo79

i get same sort of issues too
for me, i flip it to full screen and then hit alt+tab

by doing so, i get proper image

Will try this also, next time.

[.m4jX]

I reinstalled my OS (Win10 Pro x64 fully updated, Nvidia driver 566.36), everything's working so far, except when I play an HDR file I'm not getting 10 bit from madVR, I'm forgetting something.

Screen says:

Display (NV HDR, 12 bit. RGB, full)
D3D11 fullscreen windowed (8 bit)
P010, 10 bit, 4:2:0 (DXVA11)

If I remember correctly it should say
D3D11 fullscreen windowed (10 bit)

I'm using Internal LAV
Hardware Decoder D3D11
Hardware Device Automatic (Native)

madVR settings:
Device: native display 10 bit (or higher)
rendering - general settings: checkmark in "Use Direct3D 11 for presentation"