Mahinepua 24 Posted September 6 Posted September 6 Does anyone know how to turn on hardware acceleration for 1080i mpeg2 videos? Theatre is using software decoding by default. Ive tried a few mpv.conf settings but they seem to be ignored.
Mahinepua 24 Posted September 6 Author Posted September 6 Hi Luke just a few random MPV settings I found on a reddit post, didn’t save them. Are you aware of a MPV setting that will turn on nvidia adaptive deinterlacing? or any other hardware deinterlacing I can add to mpv.conf.
Luke 38491 Posted September 6 Posted September 6 7 hours ago, Mahinepua said: Hi Luke just a few random MPV settings I found on a reddit post, didn’t save them. Are you aware of a MPV setting that will turn on nvidia adaptive deinterlacing? or any other hardware deinterlacing I can add to mpv.conf. @generiqmay know of that.
Solution Mahinepua 24 Posted September 7 Author Solution Posted September 7 (edited) Hi Luke cracked it. add the following to mpv.conf hwdec-codecs=all All 1080i content now uses hardware acceleration and runs mint. Edited September 7 by Mahinepua 1
generiq 180 Posted September 7 Posted September 7 17 hours ago, Mahinepua said: Hi Luke cracked it. add the following to mpv.conf hwdec-codecs=all All 1080i content now uses hardware acceleration and runs mint. This isn't straight forward. Direct hardware processing of interlaced video is hit and miss, depending on the format and what hardware you have. Best practice, in the settings for hardware acceleration, set for mpv.comf. At the top of your mpv.conf, add hwdec=auto. Then at the bottom, add this auto-profile. [Deinterlace] profile-desc=Deinterlace profile-cond=p["video-frame-info/interlaced"] hwdec=d3d11va-copy Then add the deinterlacing option of your choice as the last line of the profile. You really only want to use hardware copy for things like this, and use full hardware acceleration for everything else. 1
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