MPC Homecinema Bildwiederholfrequenz Fragen

Das würd mich auch interessieren!

Hab da aber bisher leider noch nichts von gehört / gelesen.

na das währ doch mal DIE errungenschaft überhaupt

Und vorallem eine Dokumentation o.ä. wofür die ganzen Spielereien sind wie 10bit RGB usw. der ganze Reiter dort,wo auch die Ausgabe auf 0-255 oder 16-235 gestellt werden kann.Wäre Interessant zu wissen was es bewirkt

ich hab es mit dem TUT perfekt hinbekommen, und nicht vergessen die bildwiederholrate auf 24 zu stellen
auzug aus dem TUT:

Output Range and select between 0 – 255 or 16 – 235, depending on what B&W level your display device is calibrated to. Read your display device manual for more information. Usually, computer monitors (LCD or CRT) are calibrated to 0-255 level, and TV is usually set to 16-235. But many high definition TVs nowadays are calibrated to 0-255, and some of them can have both, depending on what HDMI socket being used! Read the manual for more information.

EDIT: man kann bei ati grakas zumindest verknüpfungen für verschiedene profile (profilmanager) im ccc auf dem desktop anlegen
z.b.
1080p50
1080p24

auf jeden fall komfortabel, nur automatich ist das noch nicht nicht

eine vernünftige Framerate Umschaltung suche ich auch

ronin2k1 schrieb:

Und vorallem eine Dokumentation o.ä. wofür die ganzen Spielereien sind wie 10bit RGB usw. der ganze Reiter dort,wo auch die Ausgabe auf 0-255 oder 16-235 gestellt werden kann.Wäre Interessant zu wissen was es bewirkt :)

Output Range

This setting is used for specifying the OUTPUT range of the YUV to RGB transfrom.

0 - 255
The output from the YUV transfrom is 0 to 255 in 8 bit or 0 to 1023 in 10 bit. This is the default and normally the best option for computer monitors and most TVs.

16 - 235
The output from the YUV transfrom is 16 to 235 in 8 bit or 64 to 940 in 10 bit. This is the best option for some TV:s that expect the input signal at 16 to 235 levels.


Presentation


D3D Fullscreen Mode
This causes the player to create a fullscreen D3D device. This can be useful to remove tearing in cases when neither normal nor alternative vsync is able to do so. This is also the only mode where it's possible to use a 10 bit output for the display device.

D3D Fullscreen GUI Support
This option enables support for the right click menus and setting on the monitor that is in fullscreen mode. The draback enabling this is that the backbuffer of the D3D device must be lockable, which can cause compatibility issues and possibly tearing even when in D3D fullscreen mode.

10 bit RGB
This enables 10 bit processing in the whole pipeline after the YUV transform. Backbuffer, temporary buffers and video frames are always in 10 bit. To enable 10 bit for the display buffer D3D fullscreen mode and Vista or later is required.

Video drivers have been known to be buggy with the 10 bit pipeline. For example: Deinterlacing crashes the player and 16-235 levels isn't availeble on ATI drivers.

Disable desktop composition
Used to disable desktop composition in Vista or later while the player is running. This can solve some stuttering issues, and will decrease the video latency by one frame.

Enable Frame Time Correction
Enable only when you experiency stuttering video because of a buggy decoder or splitter. For example VC-1 content in m2ts container currently needs this.


VSync


VSync
Can be used to disable VSync. This is not recommended normally as disabling VSync will remove many stuttering and threading fixes. Should only used for debugging purposes.

Accurate VSync
Can be used to disable accurate VSync. If accurate VSync is disabled CPU usage is slightly decreased, especially when alternative VSync is also disabled.

Alternative VSync
Enabling alternative VSync will bypass the default VSync built into D3D. This can often get rid of tearing issues and is the preferred mode of VSync if your hardware/drivers are compatible with it.

Decrease vsync offset
Used to move the VSync position upwards. Only available with alternative VSync enabled and desktop composition disabled. Use the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+UP

Increase vsync offset
Used to move the VSync position downwards. Only available with alternative VSync enabled and desktop composition disabled. Use the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+UP


GPU Control


Flush GPU before VSync
Flushing the GPU before VSync will decrease the probability of tearing as it forces the GPU to render the frame as soon as possible so the frame will be ready to be presented at the VSync.

Flush GPU after Present
Flushing the GPU after VSync will decrease the probability of tearing as it forces the driver to actualize the Present as soon as possible.

Wait for flushes
This will cause the renderer to spin, waiting for the GPU flushes. This can be useful if the driver for some reason will ignore single flushes and will also enable the GPU time statistic.


Reset
Reset to default renderer settings

Resets all above settings to the default.

Reset to optimal renderer settings

Sets the settings to the recommended optimal settings:
Alternative VSync = On
Accurate VSync = On
VSync = On
Disable Desktop Composition = On
Flush GPU Before VSync = On
Flush GPU After Present = On
Flush GPU Wait = Off

Warum benutzt Ihr nicht einfach das Mediaportal, da funktioniert das standardmäßig. Besser als dieses komische MPC ist es allemal.

vielleicht weil manche leute nur nen einfachen mediaplayer wollen und kein komisches mediaportal