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- for AMD your going to have to do a few things because GPU decoding is significantly different
- View > Options > Internal Filters
- under "Internal LAV Filters settings" click "Video decoder"
- This should bring up the "Properties"/"Video Settings" window for the video decoder
- under "Harder Acceleration" change "Hardware Decoder to use:" to "DXVA2 (copy-back)
- then under "Software Deinterlacing (YADIF)" check the box for "Enable YADIF Deinterlacing"
- leave the "Output Mode" at "50p/60p (Video)" unless you know for sure your monitor supports a 25hz/30hz
- click the "Ok" button in the "Properties" window
- click the "Ok" button in the "Options" window
- close and then reopen mpc-hc for the setting to take effect
- yes I am. i assume the amd settings worked?
- you still have a bit more to config and its all in relation to madVR but I havnt written that yet. I i would you I would just open it up and poke around there should be enough stuff in there taht you should be able to figure out or at least try some stuff.
- to edit madvr settings
- open a video and pause it
- right click the video and click Filters > madVR
- Click edit settings
- ***the below steps are from the original readme slightly modified and continue from where I left off. This is just a starting point as there are far more options now then when I originally wrote this. I may find a way for at least the default settings to have a config file.***
- click and expand devices then click your device
- set the device type
- expand your device and set the display mode *if you dont know what display mode you should set contact me
- click and expand processing
- turn of all decoding and deinterlacing
- click and expand scaling algorithems
- click chroma upscaling and set it to Catmull-Rom
- click luma upscaling and set it to Catmull-Rom and check scale in linear light
- click luma downscaling and set it to Catmull-Rom and check scale in linear light
- click and expand rendering and click general setings
- check disable desktop composition and uncheck only in fullscreen
- hit apply the ok at the bottom then ok and the window that is still on screen
- *if you have problems with preformance its probably because you dont have a powerful enough GPU contact me for help adjusting or try disabling madVR
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