Crashes regarding to Avisynth

par **je_rem_y** » Lun 8 Août 2011 23:41

Sorry but I don't know what cause this desync.

par **Foxarya** » Mar 9 Août 2011 00:11

Well, given that the problem seems to be the filter itself, I went to ffdshow audio -> Output and I set audio delay to 200ms. That did it. As they say, If you can't beat them, join them. (I leaved SetMTMode in 2 for 720p)

par **je_rem_y** » Mar 9 Août 2011 00:17

If you want something more stable you can use resize and sharpen of ffdshow instead of avisynth.

But this desync is weird. Maybe you have one core overloaded ?

par **Foxarya** » Mar 9 Août 2011 01:00

I prefer the quality with avisynth that the sharpen of ffdshow.

I don't know, the fact is that with the delay of 200ms in ffdshow audio, the problem is solved for all kind of videos, from 1080p to DivX.

par **Foxarya** » Dim 21 Août 2011 23:16

FYI I followed the latest changes you maked in the tutorial, and all the desync and crashes problems were gone :-)

par **je_rem_y** » Lun 22 Août 2011 08:49

Cool

par **gpmc** » Mer 31 Août 2011 22:57

Hi Jeremy!
I applied your latest settings for Avisynth 2.60 (display FullHD 1080p) and everything works great!
Thanks!

par **je_rem_y** » Jeu 1 Sep 2011 00:15

par **gpmc** » Ven 2 Sep 2011 08:51

Hi Jeremy!
As I posted above, for me your settings for Avisynth 2.60 work perfectly when I play "standard" files (DivX, DVD, h264, mkv).
For m2ts or BD discs I use PowerDVD 10 therefore I've not been affected by any specific issue with Avisynth.
Therefore is it possible for you to re-post the guide for Avisynth in your Tutorial with both settings (for 2.60 and 2.58) putting in evidence that the ones for ver.2.60 are not recommended for the videos you experienced problems?
Thanks!!!!!

par **je_rem_y** » Ven 2 Sep 2011 10:48

You can continue to use it but I will not put it back at the moment

Crashes regarding to Avisynth

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