> I discovered that it was in fact one of the renderers in > MPC-HC that was causing the green banding [1]. If you switch > to another renderer or use VLC the files play fine. > > So I have been using r26400 (Jan 18 2011) which is the last > windows autobuild (these stopped when the big split happened > at ffmpeg [3]) > > I've since ditched MPC-HC and now use VLC exclusively
FWIW I've been using MPC-HC on my Win7 netbook and I use the last build of original MPC on my XP desktop. Both machines have NVIDIA GPUs in them; the colourspace problem is still there in the drivers on my 9800GTX+ so it somewhat forces me to use MPC on it. No complaint though, it works great. MPC-HC however, once configured correctly for my netbook hardware, has run pretty much perfectly and I didn't need to adjust the colourspace settings in the drivers to force the correct range. The ION's CUDA support also makes a massive difference given the machine's 1.6GHz CPU (I can do realtime 1080p H.264 decoding at 30fps). By contrast, I cannot get VLC to correctly render with hardware colour conversion disabled (which causes the 0-255/16-235 problem) without getting frequent screen tearing, even with vsync disabled. Have you come across any fixes for this? smplayer also exhibits the same problem. _______________________________________________ get_iplayer mailing list [email protected] http://lists.infradead.org/mailman/listinfo/get_iplayer
