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MC 25 madvr stutter
Ekpen:
Greetings:
It may not be madvr, it is probably the newly introduced Hardware acceleration.
I have sent PM to Hendrik about it. He does not think he has to reply or response to this issue.
The PM sent around 05/25/2019.
I have an AMD graphic card R9 in my AIO Windows server, uhd freezes, video tearing.
He has all the info regarding my GPU, yet more than 5 updates have come and gone without addressing this issue.
1080P videos such as Fast and furious 1 and 4 will not play video at all.
I will try the Red October standard setting to see if this will resolve my issue.
George
Hendrik:
Please ask questions on the forum, that's what its for. We don't provide 1:1 support in PMs. Unless a developer asks you to PM them with detailed information, please stick to the forums.
For the record, there is no "new" hardware acceleration for playback. In fact there really haven't been playback-related video changes for a while now.
Also, please don't hijack threads with unrelated complaints.
For the issue in this thread, unfortunately some people seem to be experiencing the stuttering with 20-series cards as reported here. Some people have cured it with specific drivers, some have done changes to the NVIDIA control panel that help them, but there doesn't seem to be a universal recipe yet.
Reading some on the Doom9 forums might give you some hints to try. The latest report was that using Standard drivers instead of the "new" DCH drivers (which Windows would install on its own) helped at least in one case as well.
Ekpen:
--- Quote from: Hendrik on June 28, 2019, 05:04:39 am ---Please ask questions on the forum, that's what its for. We don't provide 1:1 support in PMs. Unless a developer asks you to PM them with detailed information, please stick to the forums.
For the record, there is no "new" hardware acceleration for playback. In fact there really haven't been playback-related video changes for a while now.
Also, please don't hijack threads with unrelated complaints.
For the issue in this thread, unfortunately some people seem to be experiencing the stuttering with 20-series cards as reported here. Some people have cured it with specific drivers, some have done changes to the NVIDIA control panel that help them, but there doesn't seem to be a universal recipe yet.
Reading some on the Doom9 forums might give you some hints to try. The latest report was that using Standard drivers instead of the "new" DCH drivers (which Windows would install on its own) helped at least in one case as well.
--- End quote ---
Most forum members do not seem to get involve with what I am doing with my system. I am involved with dlna and uhd playback. In 2017, when I reported it on the forums, a forum member insulted me so I had to take my issues privately to ct BOB. Also Bob sent you my info after requesting it, hoping it will be looked in to by you.
PM is designed for this type of communication.
You got my info via your colleague, correct ? Is that not enough.
Now as of today, i am still having issues.
I would suggest you check your code for this hardware acceleration, or it could be something else on this AIO server.
Uhd movies do not play anymore. UHD played "VERY" nicely during the early stages of MC 25XXX life cycle.
I do not think I am hijacking this thread.
My issue could be related to graphic card or its settings, who knows?
I would suggest you try to improve your two way communication.
If you do make attempts to look in to, thank you, if not I will not bother you anymore.
Uhd issues reported since 2017, has not been solved, when it was solved briefly, I wrote to thank BOB, now the issue is back, you are not even making attempts to help resolve it.
Thanks.
George
Hendrik:
Please start your own thread in the appropriate section to report your problems. You are using DLNA, this thread is about local playback. These are 100% different cases. And again, we do not provide private support, because there is a good chance in the future someone else may have a similar problem - so if its in public, they might read it and find out what the solution is.
Guybrush:
--- Quote from: Hendrik on June 28, 2019, 05:04:39 am ---Please ask questions on the forum, that's what its for. We don't provide 1:1 support in PMs. Unless a developer asks you to PM them with detailed information, please stick to the forums.
For the record, there is no "new" hardware acceleration for playback. In fact there really haven't been playback-related video changes for a while now.
Also, please don't hijack threads with unrelated complaints.
For the issue in this thread, unfortunately some people seem to be experiencing the stuttering with 20-series cards as reported here. Some people have cured it with specific drivers, some have done changes to the NVIDIA control panel that help them, but there doesn't seem to be a universal recipe yet.
Reading some on the Doom9 forums might give you some hints to try. The latest report was that using Standard drivers instead of the "new" DCH drivers (which Windows would install on its own) helped at least in one case as well.
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I changed from optimal to adaptive power mode in Nvidia control panel and the problem improved, but is definitely not gone. For some reason max performance makes it worse, which doesn't make sense. Also, I have to keep the CPU/GPU queues in the low-mid range. Problem gets worse with high queues even though the hardware can keep up. I have yet to roll back the driver but will try that next.
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