0configurações LAV e Mad-vr ideais para uma GPU de ponta em 1080p

I have spent a lot of time exper­i­ment­ing with mad-vr and lav try­ing to find the optim­al set­tings for my GTX 1050Ti which out­puts to a 1080p pro­ject­or. Set­tings for high­er res­ol­u­tion dis­plays will be very dif­fer­ent, but as 4k pro­ject­ors are cur­rently so expens­ive, for a truly “home cinema” exper­i­ence 1080p is the lim­it for most people.

The first thing to do in mad­vr is to set up pro­files for dif­fer­ent res­ol­u­tion videos — 1080p videos will require far less work than much lower or high­er res­ol­u­tions, por exemplo. 360p (precisa de muito trabalho para o bem de luxo) ou 4320p (takes a lot of decod­ing). eu também tenho 2 dif­fer­ent low-res­ol­u­tion pro­files, one of which gets filtered by file exten­sion so I can use dif­fer­ent set­tings for par­tic­u­larly low qual­ity old divx videos.

Próximo, spend some time read­ing an up-to-date art­icle about all the set­tings. Many guides get out of date as the avail­able set­tings change so make sure the inform­a­tion is up-to-date.

Alguns use­ful inform­a­tion on which decod­ing mode to use in LAV is avail­able. I recom­mend DXVA2 Nat­ive (não copyback)

Fun­da­ment­ally, mad­vr is pro­cessing lots of frames per second. So it can­’t spend very long on each frame to main­tain smooth play­back. Render times over 40ms will almost cer­tainly res­ult in dropped frames. The frame rate of the con­tent will also mat­ter: 60fps é um trabalho muito mais difícil do que 24fps. You may want to have dif­fer­ent pro­files for dif­fer­ent frame-rate content.

Em termos de tamanhos, I group them as there are a lot of dif­fer­ent poten­tial sizes. Very little con­tent is in 4:3 proporção, so in most cases the con­tent will be either 16:9 ou será letterboxed

SD con­tent is usu­ally 360p, 480p ou 576p. As 360p is so rare I focus on 480p con­tent for SD as set­tings suit­able for 480p60 will cope with 576p as well. I then have cat­egor­ies for 720p, 1080p, 2160p e 4320p.
Entretanto, I recom­mend using the width of the con­tent, rather than the height in pro­cessing rules. O formato mais largo que você é provável encontrar é UltraPanavision70 que é 2.76:1. Using this aspect ratio would see 720p con­tent have an actu­al res­ol­u­tion of 1280×464. Many videos in these wider formats have had the let­ter­box­ing cut off, and the prob­lem of defin­ing sizes begins…

There are formats below 360p but you are very unlikely to have any watch­able videos in those formats.

Assim, to be com­pre­hens­ive we need rules for both width and height of the video. Any video with a height great­er than 2160 or a width great­er than 4096 will have to be regarded as great­er than 4k, por isso vamos tratá-lo como o 8k, e assim por diante

Assim, the fol­low­ing set of rules would do the job to group by both res­ol­u­tion and to split into 4 fram­er­ate groups (59–60fps; 47–50fps; 29–30fps; 23–25fps)

You may well wish to use a smal­ler num­ber of group­ings as it is likely you will get a lot of over­lap in set­tings with some of these set­tings. I find that I only need to split by fram­er­ate for the lower resolutions.

I will con­tin­ue to tinker and optim­ise my own set­tings, and whenev­er I have found improve­ments I will update them below.

My set­tings are as follows

SD-lowQ

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SD

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720p

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1080p

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4k

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8k

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