Marking as resolved. Feel free to re-open if you have any issues.

schweinsz will provide me with a debug version of 1.2.6 that I will use to try to find the problem. In the meantime, please use 1.2.2, which is now available for download at the DiAVC web site download page.

No followup from poster, so marking resolved.

Everything points to hardware issue, so marking resolved.

The issue is discussed here:

http://neuron2.net/board/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=101

I do not plan to do anything in support of illegal streams.

It's a DiAVC issue. I upgraded to 1.2.6 and get all kinds of flaky behavior with DGAVCIndexDI. I've contacted DiAVC's author. If you want to do that too, feel free to point him to this thread. You can also ask for access to version 1.2.2, which works perfectly for me.

That file opens instantly for me. If you open that same 50M file, does it take a long time?

If so, I will try upgrading to the same version of DiAVC. Then if that still opens instantly for me I will ask you to work with a debug version of DGAVCDec.

How long does it take for the first frame to be displayed?

What versions of DGAVCDec and DiAVC are you using?

Are the files on a network drive?

When you open a file, the DGAVCIndexDI window should open with the first frame of the video showing. Afer that first frame shows, then Play/Preview should work. So please advise if the first frame is being displayed on open. sandy_geser's screenshot does not show the first frame, unless it happens t...

It should work fine as long as recent/latest drivers can be used. Please advise if you run into any issues. Of course, if it is not satisfactory I'll be happy to refund the donation immediately.

Please post a link to a file that I can use to duplicate your problem.

Exactly when do you get the error "No video frames found"? In DGAVCIndexDI or when previewing your script? Your first image suggests everything worked fine.

No, you have to use multiple licenses. My policy is to reset people's count to 0 when needed. I've only had to do it twice in several years. Don't worry about it.

You cannot specify the audio file name.

Please use email. Send all available IDs, mails, etc.

I learned a little this morning in that the SIZ value in the dgi file is not the ultimate display size. Any particular reason why the display size isn't placed into the file as well? This is the only question I found in your posts. There are two reasons for that: 1. The SIZ line is used only to siz...

Frame 839/839, fps (min/max/avg): 37.57 | 83.58 | 62.43 I thought that looked quite respectable, as the best of my scores, but then I saw someone running it on a Dell laptop and getting "84.08 | 146.16 | 135.67" and so I'm not so sure now. The new VP5 engine is way faster. At the moment it is avail...

Actually, NVCUVID uses the VP engine on the GPU card for decoding, not the GPU itself (DGIndexNV uses the GPU itself for NV12->RGB conversion). So GPU load is an irrelevant metric.

Benchmark your card to determine its relative performance.

I don't have any information on that. You'll have to try it.

I don't know what VPU means.

I've sent you an email with the details.

That file has all zeros in it, so it is just literally nothing.

I will need to see a sample of the stream that won't open. Use DGSplit to cut the first 50MB of it. Upload the result to mediafire.com and post the link here.

Be aware that some streams are scrambled.

DGIndexNV also uses the GPU.

I do not recommend or support playing videos during an encode with DGDecNV.

rica wrote:I never understood why very respectable, valuable SW authors always try to keep themselves so far to new technologies?

My involvement with CUDA/CUVID belies that sentiment, it seems to me.