Welcome to the forum, Wolfy . I would be interested to know if DGHDRtoSDR uses dithering when converting to YV12. There is no dithering. If not, I think this script should be fine when I need dithering to prevent banding Sounds reasonable. Can you demonstrate banding without it? If so, I would consi...

I like that idea, thank you. Less work!

As soon as I complete refinishing on Sherman's Zenith C845 I'll get back to coding.

Just leave it alone for 72 hours. Then we'll hit it with some 0000 steel wool and put on a second light coat of poly. After that, DO NOT TOUCH it for a whole week. Then some furniture wax and buffing. I like that pecan stain. Great job on the electrical. It sounds amazing.

BTW, thanks for the little plug over at doom9.

Tell Selur about the planned DGFilters(), which will include ALL my filters while not requiring DGSource() as the source filter.

2GB is too little. 4GB is doubtful. 6GB is probably OK. 8GB+ is nirvana. Of course that is for our CUDA stuff. Things may be different for gaming.

Chroma is working. On to Vapoursynth.

I guess he doesn't need our help so marking resolved.

Sorry guys, I'm kinda fixated on getting the Curves filter done. Don't worry, I'll get to the other stuff in good time. So, OK, I have the framework done (JIT, upload tables to GPU, etc.) and luma working in CUDA. I have to implement chroma and Vapoursynth. It's going to be blazingly fast compared t...

Well, that's for seamless branching (condition 5). Probably it's not used/appropriate for multiple episodes as they need not be seamless.

Yeah, I'm always amazed at how fast bleeding edge turns to butter knife. Nonetheless I do look forward to the 5000 series.

Thank you. Not seeing anything useful for us in there.

nVidia doesn't actually say when EOL comes. It tells you if the device is still in support. Then by reviewing the statuses for all the devices you can see that the average EOL is 9-11 years. You have a GP107 (Consumer Pascal) and can look it up here:

https://endoflife.date/nvidia-gpu

Please PM/discuss with emilius256 about media availability.

Can you give the spec reference for the claim that audio must be longer? Thank you.

Congrats to Gukesh! India versus China will be an epic encounter.

Thanks to gonca for helping. The poster hasn't shown up yet, however. Gosh, why wouldn't you go to the source for problems, especially when we are so responsive.

OK, I'm going to see if we can just repeat audio frames instead of deleting them. Trying to generate silence for all possible permutations of audio will be difficult.

Ouch. This is going to be tricky. This is the first case I've ever seen where there is extra video rather than extra audio per M2TS. My gaps correction assumes extra audio. I'm going to have to give this a big think to see if there is anything that we can do.

Got it, thank you. Investigating...

Are you trying to make a single mux or one for each episode?

PM sent. Thank you.

I need the whole disk. If you need it I can give you my FTP details.

Beats me why people don't use my support forum and instead post at doom9 when they must know I don't have an account there. So if some kind soul could reply to the post below and ask the OP to post here I would be grateful. https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=2000820#post2000820 It could be tha...

Can you give me the disk for testing under fair use? If not, can you link me to where to purchase it?

I've started CUDA-izing it. But right now it's time-out for the final round of the chess world championship candidates tournament. It's gonna be either the Indian Gukesh, the Russian Nepomniatchi, or one of the Americans Nakamura or Caruana. I'll go out on a limb (not really so risky for a squirrel!...

Yeah, the 1080 Ti does not support HEVC 4:4:4. It works fine with HEVC 4:2:0 8-bit and 10-bit (and you've now confirmed that). I can't find reliable information when googling about it. As 1080Ti is reaching end of driver support anyway, if you need HEVC 4:4:4 you'll need to look at a more recent car...

Ah, 10-bit 4:4:4. I do support that in DGDecNV and theoretically the 1080 Ti supports it. I'll drag out my 1080 Ti machine from the closet and test it with your stream, which BTW, works fine with our RTX 2080Ti/3090/4090. Are you able to decode the 8-bit 4:2:0 version of the trailer?