I know that feel. The solution is to grab proprietary driver fron nvidia site and blacklist noveau driver after installation. I did that a while ago, maybe now driver do that "blacklist" thing automatically?

I know that feel. The solution is to grab proprietary driver fron nvidia site and blacklist noveau driver after installation. I did that a while ago, maybe now driver do that "blacklist" thing automatically?

I know that feel. The solution is to grab proprietary driver fron nvidia site and blacklist noveau driver after installation. I did that a while ago, maybe now driver do that "blacklist" thing automatically?

And you also can run batches (yet you have to write them manually or use substitution variables in bat files).

Readme still says "you need a license"

Either you can use rsync to copy certain directories onto remote host in realtime (it's mostly good for backups of sensitive realtime data such as sites or programming projects (maybe private Gitlab repository is better tool for the task)) or make periodic backups in offline mode with any suitable t...

Either you can use rsync to copy certain directories onto remote host in realtime (it's mostly good for backups of sensitive realtime data such as sites or programming projects (maybe private Gitlab repository is better tool for the task)) or make periodic backups in offline mode with any suitable t...

Either you can use rsync to copy certain directories onto remote host in realtime (it's mostly good for backups of sensitive realtime data such as sites or programming projects (maybe private Gitlab repository is better tool for the task)) or make periodic backups in offline mode with any suitable t...

I'm "spamming" F8 when display turned on first time.

I'm "spamming" F8 when display turned on first time.

I'm "spamming" F8 when display turned on first time.

I just use different SSDs for win10 and linux. Both uses uefi boot. Windows ssd is the first one in boot device priority and using F8 (I have an Asus mainboard) key i'm selecting Linux drive to boot. But literally both windows 10 and Linux can be installed on the same drive, you just need to configu...

I just use different SSDs for win10 and linux. Both uses uefi boot. Windows ssd is the first one in boot device priority and using F8 (I have an Asus mainboard) key i'm selecting Linux drive to boot. But literally both windows 10 and Linux can be installed on the same drive, you just need to configu...

I just use different SSDs for win10 and linux. Both uses uefi boot. Windows ssd is the first one in boot device priority and using F8 (I have an Asus mainboard) key i'm selecting Linux drive to boot. But literally both windows 10 and Linux can be installed on the same drive, you just need to configu...

I usually pick netboot iso to install minimal desirable system and then installing extra stuff. Netboot iso is about 250-350 MB size, it's can easily fit onto Flash Drive (you can "burn" iso with rufus).

I usually pick netboot iso to install minimal desirable system and then installing extra stuff. Netboot iso is about 250-350 MB size, it's can easily fit onto Flash Drive (you can "burn" iso with rufus).

I usually pick netboot iso to install minimal desirable system and then installing extra stuff. Netboot iso is about 250-350 MB size, it's can easily fit onto Flash Drive (you can "burn" iso with rufus).

I got tired by waiting for stocks and bought bitcoin yesterday for 50% of holding sum for RTX3080. I'm expecting to sell it at 70-90k and cover inflation/overprice by our sellers. Also hoping for better availability in summer or autumn. Most likely I'm not gonna have it this spring.

>DGDemux
I have noticed that too, but is that a problem? Just don't unpack if not needed

Yes, it's also confusing for me. I believe your interpretation is correct. x265's code says /* Sample Aspect Ratio width in arbitrary units to be added to the VUI * only if aspectRatioIdc is set to X265_EXTENDED_SAR. This is the width * of an individual pixel. If this is set then sarHeight must also...

Boris wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 22, 2021 8:04 pm

go port DGDecNV to Linux

That will be great thing. I have an Arch as second OS and have to use another decoder on it.

Implemented in DGIndexNV rc7. Unfortunately my main computer motherboard had a major failure on July and I am still waiting for newer CPUs to become available. Hope to be testing newer builds soon! :salute: If you meant Ryzen 5000, they are available, but surely overpriced AF. Same as of RTX 3080. ...

Hi, Rocky. Since you decided to poke the code, it will be nice to have this fixed - https://i.imgur.com/beQEYc2.png
On indexing it shows meaningful frame counting, but on completion those fields becomes "1".

Someone asked me to make AvsCompat with PVBob definition, I just shared my findings to Myrsloik. He also added CullRezise filters.

My materials are 4:2:0, but I only want to touch Y component. Colors are fine in 99% cases.
In general I want to undo cheap upscaling method on Y plane, re-upscale with better option, resize to 1080p and add colors back.