CUVID is disabled in the lastest windows 10 Nvidia drivers....they are planning on using NVENC as the next API for encoding/decoding...
xenius wrote:Indeed, disabling CUVID works. Thanks! Just have to wait for updated drivers is suppose.
Well all i did was change my internal video decoders to FFmpeg instead of NVIDIA Cuda Decoder. Thats was the problem for me why my player crashed. Im also using the newest nvidia drivers 353.62.
Can also anyone give me an example to begin with to configuring madvr. I've tried some settings but i don't really see much of a difference tbh Atleast not in low res bad quality videos
Im using a i5 2500k at 4.5k with 8gb of ram on a GTX 970.
Atm these are my settings:
Chroma upscaling: NNEDI3 128
Image doubling: always use 128 luma & chroma double
Image upscaling: Lanczos 3 taps ARF
Image downscaling: Catmull-Rom ARF
Smooth motion: only if there would be jitter without
Dithering: option 2