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Did you read the explanation for image upscaling in that section? Image upscaling upscales the image to the resolution of the GPU and what is entered under display modes (e.g., 1080p23, 2160p23, etc.).
Do you mean you don't understand how to use the image doubling settings?
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2019-10-24, 21:05
(This post was last modified: 2019-10-25, 02:51 by Warner306.)
I'm not sure what is happening. Did you try to disable the NGU algorithms when playing 29.97 fps sources? Try and get the rendering times as low as possible to see if you can get the render queue and present queue to fill.
The fact that these queues are empty and failing to fill usually implies your GPU has run out of rendering performance.
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Hey guys i followed this lengthy process and applied all high processing because my CPU and GPU can handle it.. but i think i got lost in the process.
My GPU is GTX 1080ti, CPU is i7 8700k, and 32 GB RAM Monitor is 144hz 1080p
Anyone can help me with putting the highest settings possible?
Thank you
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There isn't any GPU that can run every setting at full quality without dropping frames. Were you trying to use any artifact removal and sharpening shaders or just plain upscaling?
You didn't provide enough information as to what you want to do to the image or what type of content you are watching.
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The GTX 980 Ti doesn't have an onboard HEVC decoder. If you look at the rendering stats, the decoder queue is empty. The video is simply not being decoded fast enough to present the frames on time.
If your display doesn't support HDR passthrough, you should choose pixel shaders with HDR output unchecked.
You should also look at the display modes section in this guide because I noticed you aren't set up to match refresh rates. This will add some judder to the motion of the video. Always best to match the display refresh rate to the source frame rate if possible.
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Hello there (first post on this forum !) !
First of all thanks for this complete and detailled post. I've just bought an 65OLED, coming from an old 1080p TV. I always used mon HTPC (GTX750 / i5-6600 / 16GB) as my video source, with Kodi/MPC/LAV/madvr
Now that I can enjoy 4KHDR content, i'm starting to earn again how to get the best from my HTPC. But reading thoses few post it seems that it probably won't be able to decode 4KHDR properly ?
I still havent received my TV yet so I cannot test, but as i'd love to enjoy it the day I received it I can get a 1050Ti (the most powerfull fanless graphic card at this moment).
I do not plan to do crazy things with MadVR for 4K contents, as it's on a 65 display I'm not sure (but I could be wrong !) it will really be noticable.
Thanks a lot for your advice !
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2019-12-06, 22:32
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Either a GT 1030 with the Kodi Matrix build that supports HDR10 passthrough or a GTX 1050 Ti / GTX 1650 with madVR would work.
If you are only going to watch 4K UHD files, the vanilla Kodi Matrix build could be good enough.