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 ca...

I downloaded the AVC YUV420 8 bit version of the same trailer and encoded it myself to .hevc using x265 and the resultant file opened flawlessly in DGDecNV. Here is the output of my encode that works. General Unique ID : 148968946657969401770847600843185695367 (0x70126021C44E6F4411602E3F65CFAA87) Co...

It's happening with DGIndexNV. I haven't tried with DGDecodeNV. I'm using DGIndexNV 255 (64 bit). Yes, I'm sure I'm not picking up an older version in the plugins file. I'm using driver version 552.12. Just for testing I'm using the HEVC YUV444 10 bit Borderlands trailer from this link. https://thed...

I recently switched from a GTX 970 to a GTX 1080 Ti and still receive the "GPU decoder: Video type not supported on this device [o]. Exiting..." message. I assumed being a more modern GPU I would get this support, but maybe I was wrong. I read the readme about the limitations: 8. Limitations for HEV...

Rocky wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 02, 2021 10:41 am

Yes, but do it for the case of no optimize for HDD. That's where we expect to see the slowness. Things also depend on how good your HDDs are.

Understood. My drives are old WD blue drives so I don't expect anything great.

Rocky wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 02, 2021 9:28 am

To get valid results, you have to do 'flushmem' and power cycle the disks before every run, otherwise the OS and disk caching come into play.

https://chadaustin.me/flushmem/

Results didn't change much.

dgdecnv2053.0.0.222 (64 bit)_mkvfix (flushmen & power cycle): 0:09:33

Here are my test results. I used "Optimize for HDD" since the source and destination are both HDD.

dgdecnv2053.0.0.222 (64 bit): 0:12:20
dgdecnv2053.0.0.222 (64 bit)_mkvfix: 0:09:09

Is there a new test version available to test? I also use DGDecNV to demux from MKV and noticed what I thought was "slow" but assumed it was just part of the process. I just indexed and demuxed a 32GB MKV with h264 and ac3 and it took 0:12:21.

Sounds like you may have the two DLLs in the wrong places. The 64-bit one goes into system32. The 32-bit one goes into SysWOW64. Seems backwards but that is correct. If that doesn't help please post the full AVSMeter output for the 64-bit case. Also please search your hard drive to make sure you do...

You may be missing a needed dependency. Use avsmeter (great work by Groucho2004 ) as described here to check that: https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/302249-VirtualDub-AVI-Import-Filter-error-(Unknown)-80040154#post2597471 Hope it helps. Albert and I have implemented a 10-year future capability fo...

This is the error I get using VirtualDub2 when I open the AviSynth Script version().

"AVI Import Filter error: (Unknown) (80040154)"

I had 2728 installed as I mentioned. So I got the Avs+ 3.6.1 (latest) files-only package and took out Avisynth.dll from it. Renamed my 2728 DLL and then put the 3.6.1 Avisynth.dll in system32. Everything appears to work fine with Version() and DGSource(). So, you may be having a problem with its in...

I tried as described above and the latest version still doesn't work. I'll take this issue to the Doom9 forum post. Thanks.

I'm running a encode now but will check once complete. I'll uninstall "AviSynthPlus-MT-r2728" and install "AviSynthPlus_3.6.1_20200619" and see if it works.

Resolved. Using the version you linked works. Thank you for your time.

Yes, sorry x264. Let me see if I can find that version of AviSynth to download and install.

Using VirtualDub2 x64 I get the following error when I open the AviSynth Script.

"AVI Import Filter error: (Unknown) (80040154)"

Yes, I get both when running AviSynth.

x264 0.157.2969 d4099dd

When I try version() I get nothing in MPC-BE. I'm guessing that means it's a AviSynth issue. Do you have a x64 version of AviSynth you recommend?

avs [error]: failed to load avisynth
x264 [error]: could not open input file `D:\Work\Hocus Pocus.avs'

Well it works in MeGUI but I still can't encode using X264 or view in MPC-BE. I suspect it is some Windows 10 setting but I have UAC disabled so I'm at a loss.

DGSource() reads the path to c from the second line of the DGI file. It expects to find DGIndexNV.ini at that folder. Perhaps you have moved or renamed things. Thanks. I think I have it fixed. the DGIndexNV.ini file wasn't automatically created until I opened DGIndexNV.exe using "Run as administrat...

I recently "upgraded" my PC to Windows 10 and I'm struggling to get DGDecNV to work. I don't know if it's an AviSynth, DGDecNV, Windows 10, or user error. I'll try to provide as much information as I have. The error when opening the AviSynth Script under MeGUI 2913 x64 is the following: DGSource: Co...

Nit pick comment but could you change the try icon? I would like to have both DGDecNV and DGDemux in my taskbar without having to guess which is which. Thanks and great work.

Using DGIndexNV 2053.0.0.164 (64bit). When using the Cropping Tool I select "Auto Crop mod 8" and it crops the top and bottom as usual but when I click the X to close the Cropping tool window the cropped border is added back.

Using the following script my 1920x1080 source is encoded at 1920x1080 and not resized to 1280x720.

dgdecnv2051 works without adding use_D3D=true to the script. Thanks.