2019-03-19, 23:33
(2019-03-19, 23:20)Warner306 Wrote: I like that idea, but it would require a good developer interested primarily in madVR. You would still have the issue of getting the HDR metadata to madVR and likely slower rendering performance with Kodi's video decoders compared to the madVR integration possible with D3D11 Native in LAV Filters.Hmmm... in a LAV-->madVR chain is LAV in charge of communicating the HDR metadata to madVR? Is that what happens?
I'm not sure that video decoders speed would be so sacrificed, unless I'm misunderstanding what you mean. Kodi's VideoPlayer decodes in hardware already both AVC and HEVC, right? Is there a point in measuring decoding speed once decoding happens in realtime?
