Hey Austin i have a question about the netgear a6210 adapter mediatek driver, i followed your guide but at 3:24 in your video "How to install netgear a6210 Drivers on win10" i can only find 2 driver files and not 3 like on your screen
just click on the one that is newest. there should be a date next to it. any of those drivers will work better than netgears so even if you dont choose mine it should work out fine
Can't get it working in fullscreen. And the effects of the scaling algorithms disappear once I drag the MPC-HC from my primary display (an Asus ROG PG279Q 1440p @ 144Hz) to my secondary (a Samsung 4k TV @ 60Hz in extended display).
this does not make sense? this must be a graphics driver issue. i am using nvidia for my graphics device using these settings an have never had an issue. i remember before when using nnc the mpc would crash because of the graphics drivers but not this. i use both a 144 benq and a 4k lg tv and im not getting these problems. same setup really. sorry to here that.
I have a 2070 rtx card as well. Ill make a new video about the changes to madvr soon. I have a newer video than this with things i have changed. For 60fps 1080p video things go to around 60%.
yes go to output and enable madvr. also make sure its installed. you should see a difference. if you are not then something went wrong on your end. im making a new video soon on the updates to madvr. there have been many since this video
"im making a new video soon on the updates to madvr. there have been many since this video" if youve got the new version try this. go to artifact removal in madvr and check reduce compression artifacts, strength 6, quality medium, and run as part of ngu. this will get rid of all the artifacts that are made during compression. its an interesting thing to mess around with. if you are not seeing results then something is wrong, or you are watching raw footage that is at a tremendus bitrate and differences can only be miminal. i hope this helps out.
i am using the lg uh5500 tv to veiw hdr content. only done it one time and it worked well enough. you want to pass hdr content to the display and not have the program do the work ever.
austinsguitar You said you have a digital monitor and not a tv but the option you chose is same for both. Mine is Asus PG279Q G-Sync 165Hz OC, what setting you think is the best to push pixels at most for madVR. Thanks.
oh i see. okay so if the display is not an hdr display use convert hdr content to sdr using shader math. this throws all the image processing to the gpu i believe. and it converts the hdr video to something visually pleasing on a standard display like what we both use as monitors. there are a few options you may want to look at here and they all come out to be what looks best for your monitor. try out a few things in this tab. remember, hdr content is different than regular videos. these settings wont do anything unless your looking at hdr video. if not its litterally not doing anything.
very nice vid! i always love to play with madvr settings and mpc-hc ! i have one question tho, if you watch everything on a 4K TV ( even when you watch 1080 movies on it ) would you still use Bicubic 60 AR and Bicupic 75? because i watch 4K movies and 1080P's as well... i first thought that Jinc would do the trick for Chroma and image downscaling and i used NNEDI3 for image upscaling but certainly going to use the NGU Anti-Alias now cuz i see some sweet difference. :) so thank you very much for this vid, awesome work! and ofcourse i'm curious what you would do with the settings for Bicupic, stay with Jinc or use that one?
jinc looks better but that is only for downsampling video that is larger than your display. i like that video to be softer on a lower res display. i use a 4k tv to watch shows that are 1080p and these setting work great for that, 4k content on the other hand i like to be softer on 1080 displays. if you are playing 4k content on a 4k display it uses the upscaling setting by default. so it doesnt make too much difference. but yes jinc is better for downsampling if you like super sharp images on small displays. it may be hard to run though, might not actually be getting every frame delivered.
i just tried your settings, but when i want to watch a 4K movie it starts to stutter and i just can't get it right so it'll play smoothly. i have a 65inch TV and my pc is hooked to a reciever and from there to my TV. i have a 980TI graphics card and maybe thats the problem...? i have chroma upscaling now on NGU and image down and up both on Jinc, seems to work fine now but i just know it can get better than that! you have any suggestions?
try turing down some anti ringing settings and stuff. these settings i use are for my gtx 1070, and it is much better with video decoding. this may have effected your results. try a few things out. lower algorithm quality to the lowest settings and see what happens. 4k video is already insanely hard to run. with upscaling it gets very hard to run. best of luck brother.
lower luma doubling value to something like medium or low. should work fine. working on a new video about all the updates after this video. they have done a lot.
that is very strange. make sure the ngu is set to medium or low. doesnt make much difference. also, monitor your gpu usage in windows. lower settings and find out what is causeing the slow down. hope this helped.
austinsguitar I opted to use jinc instead of ngu I couldn't tell much of a difference tiny difference almost a preference at this point but saw better performance. I have two 1080 tis, is there anything else to get best image?
this largely depends on the quality of the videos you are watching. videos at or above 720p wont see a massive difference in image quality because the pixels are not processed enough. there have been updates to madvr sense this video though. try going to the artifact removal tab and click the new reduce compression artifacting and go to strength 8 and tell me what you see. things are better smoothed out and artifacting disapears on lower quality video. its a nice effect now. hope this clears a little up.
If you got a Stutter on TV output just Change -> Image Upscaling to Cubic (and then Bicubic75 and activate anti-ringing filter) Everything else, perfect!
hey buddy, i have a slight problem. first of all i use potplayer. most of my video files are x264 and i can always change between software and harware when i play them. sofware ALWAYS looks way worse. so, obviously i will use hardware (acceleration?). now here is the problem: when i want to play "HEVC (x265)" or "webm" files for example i will NOT get the little icon to change the HW/SW decoder (to the right of the play/pause/stop etc controls in the lower left corner) or just the SW symbol here is how it looks: gyazo.com/d3eaaf8c1730fcd76fa88d6454f619e5 if there i no symbol at all i looks like the player is also just using a SW decoder (bad quality, artifacts, ghosting etc) for example: when in a video there is a black fadeout, you can still see kind of ghosting effects and NOT a complete black image. Now.. i tried to set my settings the same as yours and it didn't change anything. the x264 videos look great, but it didn't work for the HEVC & webm files for example. is there a way to fix this? like maybe to tweak the settings in a way that it's always using my gpu (gtx 970) to play all videos in order to get the best possible quality. or maybe i have to change something about the video renderer in order for it to work?) (right now i have it on "Madshi Video Renderer", which is the one for madVR) i'm kinda lost here so i would appreciate if someone could help me. thanks :)
one thing you gotta do it right click on the video and go to something called filters, and go to lav video filter. after that physically change the video to hevc codec which is nvidia cu. after you do that all your videos are hardware decoded. BUT, i have to say this. software dxva looks better. also if you dont have that for your player change the internal filter for video to always be hardware or software renderer. you have to chose which video types turn this feature on. and remember, i am on a gtx 1070, and these settings are spanking my card. if i believe so the 970 is half the video processing card, so you may have to do some tinkering. i hope this helped you out. just try and find a way to force sw or hardware settings for you. as for my video decoding is software for me because it just looks superior before madvr takes it and changes things up using the hardware gpu.
when i play a vid and right click ->filters gyazo.com/3abaa2cb0d48915b68ee975593b7ddf1 i don't have the lav video filter do you have to manually install that? i went to "manage filters" clicked on video decoder and then on "Built-in Codec/DXVA settings" and got this gyazo.com/dc4777ab1fc0842dae03c052a247d5dd you can tell me if there is something wrong or unusual going on.
install madvr, and chose it from your players settings. in mpc it is the output tab. the problems you are having are strictly related to something that isnt even madvr. look up how to install and run it in your player.
thx, will check the vid, i have changed "Scaling algo/image upscaling/ activate doubling" to "...only when needed" , so for 4k images on 4k screen it doesnt do this and GPU % dropped to around 50% utilization :)
Hey Austin i have a question about the netgear a6210 adapter mediatek driver, i followed your guide but at 3:24 in your video "How to install netgear a6210 Drivers on win10" i can only find 2 driver files and not 3 like on your screen
just click on the one that is newest. there should be a date next to it. any of those drivers will work better than netgears so even if you dont choose mine it should work out fine
Can't get it working in fullscreen. And the effects of the scaling algorithms disappear once I drag the MPC-HC from my primary display (an Asus ROG PG279Q 1440p @ 144Hz) to my secondary (a Samsung 4k TV @ 60Hz in extended display).
this does not make sense? this must be a graphics driver issue. i am using nvidia for my graphics device using these settings an have never had an issue. i remember before when using nnc the mpc would crash because of the graphics drivers but not this. i use both a 144 benq and a 4k lg tv and im not getting these problems. same setup really. sorry to here that.
I keep getting *Unhandled eception occured at **madVR64.ax* crash on Potplayer when im exiting. What is going on?
Friend I must say that it is amazing, the changes are quite noticeable. Thank you so much.
pls advise how to save my madVR settings? I have spent lot of time on the setting but can't find where can I save them.
How do you have NNEDI3 in madvr ?
For me it doesn't show up and i have a GTX 1080 and latest drivers !
I use x64 , x86 but doesn''t show at all!
look at my newest video. they changed stuff. use the antialias one now
Does anyone know which setting increases or decreases image sharpening?
if i untick the highest dxva setting my card goes to 100% gpu, if ticked it's around 60% all other settings at max. 2070 rtx
I have a 2070 rtx card as well. Ill make a new video about the changes to madvr soon. I have a newer video than this with things i have changed. For 60fps 1080p video things go to around 60%.
@@p1st0ls44 alright man. on 1080p i can have dxva unchecked, but not on 4k. 1080p around 93% on 4k around 65% looks sweet as hell.
@@p1st0ls44 u gotto download a 3dlut file if u dont use, BIG gamechanger for shadows
Hi austinsguitar
..why I don't have ngu anti alias..I am using latest version media player and lav ..wich version you using >???thanks
darulok i am not using lav. I am using madvr. If they have updated the software i will have a look soon for you.
austinsguitar thanks a lot :)👍👍👍👌
i dont see any difference tbh. do i have to enable madVr outside the output options too?
yes go to output and enable madvr. also make sure its installed. you should see a difference. if you are not then something went wrong on your end. im making a new video soon on the updates to madvr. there have been many since this video
i mean my graphics card is at 30% load when i watch a video but i just dont see much of a difference
"im making a new video soon on the updates to madvr. there have been many since this video" if youve got the new version try this. go to artifact removal in madvr and check reduce compression artifacts, strength 6, quality medium, and run as part of ngu. this will get rid of all the artifacts that are made during compression. its an interesting thing to mess around with. if you are not seeing results then something is wrong, or you are watching raw footage that is at a tremendus bitrate and differences can only be miminal. i hope this helps out.
What settings would you recommended (for the most importantl tab) on a gtx 960 2gig but with a ryzen 7 8core 16 threads and 16gig ram?
go to my newest video on this. outlines a few more stuff. use medium for the reduced compression artifacts, and medium for luma doubling.
You base these on a Benq 24" 1080p monitor. Same for 4k TV?
Wat Dis go watch my newest version of this video. I watch video on my 4k tv. My main monitor is 1080p 144hz
Are you using any sort of HDR monitor? Please specify the one? Thanks.
i am using the lg uh5500 tv to veiw hdr content. only done it one time and it worked well enough. you want to pass hdr content to the display and not have the program do the work ever.
austinsguitar You said you have a digital monitor and not a tv but the option you chose is same for both. Mine is Asus PG279Q G-Sync 165Hz OC, what setting you think is the best to push pixels at most for madVR.
Thanks.
oh i see. okay so if the display is not an hdr display use convert hdr content to sdr using shader math. this throws all the image processing to the gpu i believe. and it converts the hdr video to something visually pleasing on a standard display like what we both use as monitors. there are a few options you may want to look at here and they all come out to be what looks best for your monitor. try out a few things in this tab. remember, hdr content is different than regular videos. these settings wont do anything unless your looking at hdr video. if not its litterally not doing anything.
very nice vid! i always love to play with madvr settings and mpc-hc ! i have one question tho, if you watch everything on a 4K TV ( even when you watch 1080 movies on it ) would you still use Bicubic 60 AR and Bicupic 75? because i watch 4K movies and 1080P's as well... i first thought that Jinc would do the trick for Chroma and image downscaling and i used NNEDI3 for image upscaling but certainly going to use the NGU Anti-Alias now cuz i see some sweet difference. :) so thank you very much for this vid, awesome work! and ofcourse i'm curious what you would do with the settings for Bicupic, stay with Jinc or use that one?
jinc looks better but that is only for downsampling video that is larger than your display. i like that video to be softer on a lower res display. i use a 4k tv to watch shows that are 1080p and these setting work great for that, 4k content on the other hand i like to be softer on 1080 displays. if you are playing 4k content on a 4k display it uses the upscaling setting by default. so it doesnt make too much difference. but yes jinc is better for downsampling if you like super sharp images on small displays. it may be hard to run though, might not actually be getting every frame delivered.
i just tried your settings, but when i want to watch a 4K movie it starts to stutter and i just can't get it right so it'll play smoothly. i have a 65inch TV and my pc is hooked to a reciever and from there to my TV. i have a 980TI graphics card and maybe thats the problem...? i have chroma upscaling now on NGU and image down and up both on Jinc, seems to work fine now but i just know it can get better than that! you have any suggestions?
try turing down some anti ringing settings and stuff. these settings i use are for my gtx 1070, and it is much better with video decoding. this may have effected your results. try a few things out. lower algorithm quality to the lowest settings and see what happens. 4k video is already insanely hard to run. with upscaling it gets very hard to run. best of luck brother.
hi, are these settings fine for a gpu rx 560 or are they too pushed?
lower luma doubling value to something like medium or low. should work fine. working on a new video about all the updates after this video. they have done a lot.
@austinsguitar thanks! that worked in my 750ti
I have an1070 aswell but any of the NGU upscaling makes the video run at very low fps.
that is very strange. make sure the ngu is set to medium or low. doesnt make much difference. also, monitor your gpu usage in windows. lower settings and find out what is causeing the slow down. hope this helped.
Cheers for the video m8, do the settings still apply to the current version (.12?)
a lot of things have changed. but this is still relatively accurate to use. i will make a video on what to do on the newer version soon
austinsguitar that would be fantastic! Do you dabble with lav filters too?
a little bit. but i mainly use madvr, with lav at nvenc
Any chance you'd do a lav filters video in the same style? I'm liking mpc a lot more than pdvd17
Very helpful tutorial, thank you!
gotcha man
wtf this settings change a lot , so awesome image quality... but make my gpu usage 60% with this settings ... its okay
Thanks!
Thanks pally. Watched video on 2x speed.
John Williams this is an old video. My bad lol. There is an updated one with changes.
austinsguitar I opted to use jinc instead of ngu I couldn't tell much of a difference tiny difference almost a preference at this point but saw better performance. I have two 1080 tis, is there anything else to get best image?
Is it just me or is there no difference in picture quality for me?
this largely depends on the quality of the videos you are watching. videos at or above 720p wont see a massive difference in image quality because the pixels are not processed enough. there have been updates to madvr sense this video though. try going to the artifact removal tab and click the new reduce compression artifacting and go to strength 8 and tell me what you see. things are better smoothed out and artifacting disapears on lower quality video. its a nice effect now. hope this clears a little up.
If you got a Stutter on TV output just Change -> Image Upscaling to Cubic (and then Bicubic75 and activate anti-ringing filter) Everything else, perfect!
hey buddy, i have a slight problem.
first of all i use potplayer.
most of my video files are x264 and i can always change between software and harware when i play them.
sofware ALWAYS looks way worse. so, obviously
i will use hardware (acceleration?).
now here is the problem:
when i want to play "HEVC (x265)" or "webm" files for example
i will NOT get the little icon to change the HW/SW decoder
(to the right of the play/pause/stop etc controls in the lower left corner)
or just the SW symbol
here is how it looks:
gyazo.com/d3eaaf8c1730fcd76fa88d6454f619e5
if there i no symbol at all
i looks like the player is also just using a SW decoder (bad quality, artifacts, ghosting etc)
for example:
when in a video there is a black fadeout, you can still see kind of ghosting effects and NOT a complete black image.
Now..
i tried to set my settings the same as yours and it didn't change anything.
the x264 videos look great, but it didn't work for the HEVC & webm files for example.
is there a way to fix this?
like maybe to tweak the settings in a way that it's always using my gpu (gtx 970) to play all videos in order to get the best possible quality.
or maybe i have to change something about the video renderer in order for it to work?)
(right now i have it on "Madshi Video Renderer", which is the one for madVR)
i'm kinda lost here so i would appreciate if someone could help me.
thanks :)
one thing you gotta do it right click on the video and go to something called filters, and go to lav video filter. after that physically change the video to hevc codec which is nvidia cu. after you do that all your videos are hardware decoded. BUT, i have to say this. software dxva looks better. also if you dont have that for your player change the internal filter for video to always be hardware or software renderer. you have to chose which video types turn this feature on. and remember, i am on a gtx 1070, and these settings are spanking my card. if i believe so the 970 is half the video processing card, so you may have to do some tinkering. i hope this helped you out. just try and find a way to force sw or hardware settings for you. as for my video decoding is software for me because it just looks superior before madvr takes it and changes things up using the hardware gpu.
when i play a vid and right click ->filters
gyazo.com/3abaa2cb0d48915b68ee975593b7ddf1
i don't have the lav video filter
do you have to manually install that?
i went to "manage filters"
clicked on video decoder
and then on
"Built-in Codec/DXVA settings"
and got this
gyazo.com/dc4777ab1fc0842dae03c052a247d5dd
you can tell me if there is something wrong or unusual going on.
you are not even using madvr to do video decoding, you are using ffmpeg. that is an older decoder. i used to use that.
ok, but how there is no other option to choose madvr
install madvr, and chose it from your players settings. in mpc it is the output tab. the problems you are having are strictly related to something that isnt even madvr. look up how to install and run it in your player.
Lmao I just changed all the settings to yours thinking that my fx 6300 and HD 7870 were plenty but now I can barely play 1080p videos lol
Amazing!! Thanks muh mons
Nice one. Cheers
Thank you!!
Thanks bro
got your back
damn 1070ti and im getting framedrops using 4k UHD content! hardcore setting :D
Saya Otonashi thats why i made a new video. And i dont watch 4k content with these settings. 4k doesnt need upsampling. It needs down scaling.
thx, will check the vid, i have changed "Scaling algo/image upscaling/ activate doubling" to "...only when needed" , so for 4k images on 4k screen it doesnt do this and GPU % dropped to around 50% utilization :)
Saya Otonashi ohh yea. That will diffinately do it. It doesnt need doubling for 4k thats just overkill haha. Glad i could talk to you man.
Worst settings for madVR
Like bro
thanks m8