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I've updated the solution since there was issue with 10bit videos (maybe only HEVC) - it was causing massive stutter. It needs to add one more filter - LAV Splitter Source.
This is actually interesting cause I never noticed it before
seems like "MPC Video Decoder" doesn't support "copy-back" mode.
But nothing can stop us from using LAV Video Decoder instead - adding it to the "external filters" list with the "preferred" flag set is enough.
You have solved it, thanks!
Proper way based on your suggestion is this:
Open View -> Options main menu item.
Open Video section, set Video renderer to Enhanced Video Renderer (custom presenter).
Open External Filters section.
Click Add Filter... then select ffdshow raw video filter in the list and press OK.
Select ffdshow raw video filter and set Prefer mode then click OK.
Click Add Filter... then select LAV Video Decoder in the list and press OK.
Select LAV Video Decoder and set Prefer mode then click OK.
Click Add Filter... then select LAV Splitter Source in the list and press OK.
Select LAV Video Decoder and set Prefer mode then click OK.
(now you have enabled and set as preferred both ffdshow raw video filter and LAV Video Decode)Hello, I have serious question: Is there any way of using MPC BE with DXVA decoding and GPU accelerated SVP?
I've followed the wiki and set ffdshow raw video filter to use SVP in MPC BE but when I look into info it says it uses software decoding. Even though I have GPU acceleration in SVP on. (no GPU decoding usage in task manager)
In classic MPC HC it uses DXVA to decode (checked in task manager - video decode usage) and SVP with GPU acceleration.
The CPU usage on my system is about 10 % lower in MPC HC than in MPC BE (30 % vs 40 % in the same scene).
SOLUTION (based on Chainik's suggestion)
Open View -> Options main menu item.
Open Video section, set Video renderer to Enhanced Video Renderer (custom presenter).
Open External Filters section.
Click Add Filter... then select ffdshow raw video filter in the list and press OK.
Select ffdshow raw video filter and set Prefer mode then click OK.
Click Add Filter... then select LAV Video Decoder in the list and press OK.
Select LAV Video Decoder and set Prefer mode then click OK.
Click Add Filter... then select LAV Splitter Source in the list and press OK.
Select LAV Video Decoder and set Prefer mode then click OK.
(now you have enabled and set as preferred both ffdshow raw video filter and LAV Video Decode)Now we can have both DXVA decoding and GPU accelerated SVP frame interpolation in MPC-BE.
It seems like SVPmark 3 isn't available to download anymore. Also my downloaded copy can't verify my forum account.
And where you found it? If it isn't a secret.
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