Thanks for that. As far as I am aware, this is the first port to 64 bits.

When I get time, I willmake a formal release of it.

Build 2033 ---------- * Added ability to specify the GPU device to be used when more than one is present. A new dialog was added to the Options pulldown that lists the available GPU devices. * Fixed demuxing of TrueHD audio and added display of TrueHD stream info. * Fixed a problem of clearing all d...

It's already implemented for MPEG2. I'll add it for AVC and VC1 also.

That's small. You're lucky to be able to instantiate the filter twice.

The number of simultaneous filter instantiations is limited by the amount of video memory on your GPU. Sounds like you have a low-end GPU with a small amount of memory.

It cannot do field matching or IVTC. It uses the PureVideo deinterlacer on the GPU.

So you want it overlaid on the video? That is easy.

But you said displayed "inside the script". What the heck does that mean? Do you need to just see the frame type overlaid on the video or do you need to access it as a variable in the script?

Is there any existing example of a filter that does that? I don't know how to display info "inside" a script.

Display them where?

What about the error message? What does that mean? It means the stream is corrupted. Is there a way to have the GUI show me where this is occurring (frame number)? Is there a way to jump to that specific frame? The best you can do is single step through the frames. As you step onto a frame and the ...

Thanks for pointing it out.

The stream is corrupted. Every decoder I have shows the same problem.

I can't download the stream ("no servers available").

What is the title and region of the disk you ripped?

I don't have a public list but I will move your request to the top of the list.

Build 2032
----------

* For MPEG2 streams, DGDecodeNV now automatically includes hinting data for ColorMatrix().

All coded, now testing it...

Working on it...

DGDecNV uses the PureVideo deinterlacer on the GPU for deinterlacing. Since DGAVCDecDI is designed to NOT require the GPU, it does not have access to PureVideo. You'll have to use a bobber in your Avisynth script.

Build 2031
----------

* Fixed a problem with GOP stepping (especially backward) on the timeline in DGIndexNV.

* Fixed this problem: If you single-stepped into the end of the file, then subsequent play
or stepping would malfunction.

Build 2030
----------

* Fixed a problem that could cause macroblocking and/or decode warning popups in DGIndexNV
for MPEG2 program streams when scrolling on the timeline.

http://rationalqm.us/dgdecnv/dgdecnv.html

Build 2029 ---------- * If multiple files are loaded in DGIndexNV and one of them contains an end of stream NALU, then indexing would stop at that point, truncating the entire file set. Fixed by ignoring end of stream NALUs. * Fixed the Info dialog frame type field for AVC field-structured streams. ...

Build 2027 ---------- * Fixed a problem that caused some 192-byte-packet transport streams to be detected as 188-byte. * Fixed a problem that caused some transport streams to be reported as missing video data. * Added a check to the Enable PureVideo Deinterlacer parent menu item to make it easier to...

Yes, there will be no perceptible difference in quality.

Of course, you can use Subtract() in conjunction with Levels() to visualize any differences.

Groucho2004 wrote:You're wasting people's time.

Not really, because it's important to make sure Nvidia knows about this before releasing the new drivers. I will be telling my Nvidia contact about this.

Who dat guy?