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NEW: JRVR -- JRiver Video Renderer
BY96:
--- Quote from: SamuriHL on October 11, 2021, 12:01:38 pm ---Yes. Madvr is still available.
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Thank you! I downloaded it. Are there no settings to tweak JRVR yet?
SamuriHL:
Not that I'm aware. "It just works(tm)".
fitbrit:
A few observations with the Windows version:
7700K and 1080Ti (on an HDR TV that doesn't display HDR right)
Picture quality in Foundation TV series (HDR source) is excellent - as good as MadVR, and maybe better. This is compared to MadVR tone mapping. However, it stutters occasionally where MadVR drops zero frames.
Ryzen 7 Pro 4750G using integrated APU video on an HDR capable screen:
Tested with Allegiant UHD HDR rip:
Looks over saturated and is juddery in places in JRVR.
Small improvements in PQ with hardware acceleration turned off, but still over saturated), but less-so than with acceleration on.
MadVR, is smoother and looks better with both HDR passthrough and tone-mapping.
With an Adele (1080p SDR, 25fps converted to 29fps, I believe) concert bluray JRVR was better out of the box. I had automatic display refresh rate set to show 29 fps material at 29 Hz. In MadVR it is stuttery, unless this setting is changed to 59 Hz. JRVR did a good job even at 29Hz compared to MadVR.
It's still very exciting to have thins feature, even as a preview. I can't wait to see it in its finished form with HDR pass-through and improved tone-mapping, some configurables and an OSD for monitoring/debugging.
thorsten:
Some insights with my low-end system
Ryzen 5 2500U with integrated Vega 8 APU on Laptop
The mauretanian 4K HDR rip on Full-HD integrated screen
MadVR: 30% CPU 93% GPU (60Hz, moderate parameter: scaling, HDR tone mapping)
JRVR: 8% CPU 73% GPU, 95% GPU RAM usage, no idea of the frequency
colors look the same, madVR perhaps a little bit sharper. But, very promising!!! Looking forward to test it on my JVC- X7900 projector!
Good work and thank you!
BR,
Thorsten
Inquisition:
Report from my system, AMD Athlon 4x4,2GHz and GTX1070
4K with HDR is OK, no Problems, some 1080p videos run without problems, some with heavy judder (for example Firefox (Clint Eastwood)) is horrible to watch.
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