More of a curiosity than anything. My coding abilities haven't progressed beyond the C++ classes I took in college. If anything, I was most likely going to compare to LAV CUVID Decoder and see if I could see any similar approaches and see if there was anyway to improve your stuff. Its all probably w...

How are you calling the CUDA API? Is it possible to have a look at that section of the source code?

Using your your comments about not changing the .dgi file, I ran the sample through DGIndexNV twice. Once with CUDA_Device=255 (My GTX 560 Ti) and once with CUDA_Device=1 (My GT 520) I updated my script so it only has this for the GTX 560 Ti: DGSource("Q:\DVR\wc_560ti.dgi") Q:\DVR>AVSMeter.exe wc_56...

I have started this thread in an attempt to continue the off topic conversation from this thread http://rationalqm.us/board/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=162 My ECS nVidia GeForce GT 520 came in today. It took some trial and error to get the speeds the doom9 forum mentioned in this thread http://forum.doom9.o...

I concur it is probably in the sample you supplied. I muxed your .264 into a mkv and played it back with Media Player Classic - Home Cinema x64 1.5.2.3456 using CoreAVC I frame stepped through the footage and the imagery would mess up ever time the same way. I've posted the source file on mediafire ...

I have a GT 520 ordered. When it gets in this week I'll compare its performance to my GTX 560 Ti. It may be everything an encoder needs. With its $50 price tag it could be awesome. If there are certain profiles or test I should do, please let me know

Your DGAVCIndexDIManual.html mentions a 64-bit implementation, but there is only a 32-bit executable in the current and previous zip package. di-avc.com offers a 64-bit .ax file. Was/will there ever be a 64-bit implementation of this software?

Your software is awesome regardless.

I own both pieces of software. If you can provide me with the x264 encoding command line you use and a sample original file I can run it and let you know. If you don't want to provide an original file, if you can explain the type of original files you use I'm sure I can come up with something. For i...

I have installed 270.61, rebooted and the gpu still ramps up the frequencies when I load your software. When my GTX 460 gets back from Gigabyte (in a month or so) I will test that one. When my GT 520 get in next week I will test that one. Thank you for your fantastic response time! I tried setting a...

Version 2040 does in fact mitigate my incorrect picture display when navigating on the timeline with double-rate deinterlacing enabled.

Thank you so much for fixing this so freaking fast.

I wanted to start with you are awesome at responding to this forum and fixing peoples problems. I always have gpu-z open with the Sensors tab selected. I have a GTX 560 Ti. I have found that 2040 release increases the GPU Core Clock, GPU Memory Clock, and GPU Shader Clock from the idle 50.6MHz, 67.5...

I just realized this issue shows up because I have Video > Enable PureVideo Deinterlacer > Double Rate enabled. :( Start DGIndexNV.exe Press F2 to Open select "DGIndexNV 2011 08 05.demuxed.m2v" and click Open click OK on the File List Window Enable Video > Enable PureVideo Deinterlacer > Double Rate...

Background I hadn't done HDTV capturing in about 3 or so months. I started back this week. I've been using MC-TVConverter 2 to convert the WTV files to its profile MPEG2 HQ so I can use DGIndexNV 2039 with my GTX 560 Ti (275.33) on Win7 x64 to cut the 6 parts of an episode out for encoding. MediaIn...