1 Reply by HeavyGat

(39 replies, posted in Using SVP)

thanks for the update MAG79 !

i'll try this later smile

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2 Reply by HeavyGat

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MAG79

just 1 display, only the 3D TV.

i also tried setting my Power Plan to High Performance, just incase this info will help to troubleshoot my problem..

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3 Reply by HeavyGat

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MAG79
just finished checking without SVP:
when SVP is disabled, my CPU usage sits around 5-13% only... sad

what might be the cause of this... sad

again thanks for the replies and helping me out about this one.
i really appreciate it buddy.

what else can i try?

btw, i tried using higher profile (higher than "after reset" profile, default) even the lower setting profiles..
still gives me the 24fps-look with Stereo Mode (3D) on. sad but the icon says its running at 59.94fps

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4 Reply by HeavyGat

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MAG97
thanks! i'll check it now and update this post smile

update:
it still has the 24fps-look on it sad
i even tried putting (Prefer) LAV Splitter in External Filters

i checked the CPU usage.. it sits around 21-27% only...

ohh.. is there still a way to make it smooth with Stereo Mode (3D) on?

another update:
now its weirder coz i just checked the CPU usage while using both
2D mode and Stereo Mode (3D) on, and its surprising that while using the:
2D mode, it is waaaay smoother, 60fps-look but the CPU usage is around 60-75% but its smooth

but when Stereo Mode (3D) is on, im having a 24fps-look even the CPU usage just sits around 21-27% only..

so Stereo Mode (3D) SHOULD run smoother right? coz it also helps to lessen the CPU usage... is my theory about this thing supposed to be right buddy?

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5 Reply by HeavyGat

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MAG79
It is bad. You need to find the cause of this. What player do you use?
- im using the same MPC-HC that is included in SVP full version. i even tried using GPU acceleration (MadVR's) (nVidia GT630m) but still the 24fps-look is there.. sad
for the audio, i use ReClock. what else can i try?...

For passive 3d-glasses (with polarized lenses) you need "simultaneously".
- thanks! im using LG's Passive 3D (trumotion off and letting the SVP do the magic  smile )

Yes. "left then right" and "right then left" are more CPU intensive.
- thanks for this info too! lucky that im on Passive 3D and i'll be using the "Simultaneously/Both" setting smile

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6 Reply by HeavyGat

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MAG79
thanks for the reply buddy.

i just finished checking it now. umm the Tearing Test was like running on 24fps (but the svp icon says it on 60fps)
when Stereo Mode (3D) was ON.

and what Stereo-frames Order should i use?
Left first, then Right (given that the format is Left to Right) or Both Frames Simultaneously?

are these settings more CPU intensive than 2D mode?

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7 Reply by HeavyGat

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i just finished my test about this feature too... been wondering about this feature for a long time now smile

my test movie was a HSBS Pacific Rim 3D

Advantage when Stereo Mode (3D) is ON: (HSBS)
- less artifact around people while walking (especially noticeable when they arrived on Hong Kong Base scene)

Disadvantage that i noticed:
- it seems like smoothness is reduced especially when panning.

my specs:
Processor: Intel i7 3610QM
GPU (which i always disable): GT 630m
RAM: 8gb

when turning this feature ON, does it really makes it less smoother? or my CPU is weak for these?

i even tried different Stereo-frames order.
i tried to switch between Left to Right and Both Frames Simultaneously
still not as smooth as 2D setting (2D is smooth but with artifacts)

i even tried to lower some settings when Stereo Mode (3D) is enabled still not smooth...

what else can i try?

this is my config:
http://i39.tinypic.com/j0b9yw.jpg

i even tried to lower Motion Vector Precision to TWO PIXEL and Search Radius to Small and Fast.

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