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2019-01-10, 14:07
(This post was last modified: 2019-01-10, 14:07 by mclingo.)
if that doesnt fix it hop over to the MADVR forum and report it there, there have been a number of driver related issues recently with NVIDIA cards but also an issue with render queues not filling up but I think that was fixed on . MADVR .17, are you up to date on both MADVR and LAV filters, remembering that you have to update the LAV filters manually in the KODI install folder.
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I don't have any benchmarks, just user figures. I have a hard time believing your result because mkohman has the same card and cannot run the same settings.
I can't possibly find all of the links from several different forums and report them to you. I talk to these people everyday, here, at AVS Forums and at Doom9. This has been well known for some time. You are first person I've met who is reporting high performance with NGU with an AMD card. Noted. There was a report in the tone mapping thread recently that an RX 580 can't run the same HDR tone mapping settings as a GTX 1060. I am supposed to assume they are wrong?
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i'll have a look tonight and maybe pull off some screen shots just in case i'm completely wrong about that.
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2019-01-10, 20:46
(This post was last modified: 2019-01-10, 20:47 by mclingo.)
hi, its just above 30 not 20, its just above 20 on NGU sharp low. sorry.
30ms doesnt sound that awful to me though for NGU high 4k HDR mate, the only processing i have applied is debanding low though. If you can get that for less that £150 I think its worth it.
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I think the performance slowdown only relates to Polaris. Vega cards are known to be faster in this regard.
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I had originally created a very aggressive setting for all videos. I just lowered the settings to more modest settings ...specifically for all 2160 videos. However, after saving these new settings for 2160 videos, DSPlayer still tries to use my original aggressive settings for all video formats, including 2160p. The only way I can force DSPlayer to use the correct settings for 2160p is to manually load my saved settings "Load from 2160p video settings" every time I playback a 2160p TV show or movie.
So, what's the trick to have DSPlayer automatically load the 2160p settings I've saved for 2160p videos? I already did what I thought was the most intuitive thing to do.
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I would suggest putting your profiles into madVR and disabling profile selection in DSPlayer. I can only assume profile selection in DSPlayer will become more buggy over time as the madVR control panel changes.
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Your profile rules would look something like this:
if (srcWidth > 1920) "2160p"
else if (srcWidth <= 1920) and (srcHeight > 1080) "2160p"
else "Other"
To create the profile rules, follow the logic from the link posted above. You should also delete the fake DSPlayer profile groups.
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You should be using D3D11 Native for hardware acceleration. I'm not sure if that would make a difference. And I assume Windows HDR is disabled.