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Groucho2004 wrote:Windows 2003 Server 32 Bit. It's really the same as XP from the API point of view.

I think XP x64 is closer to Windows 2003 than the standard XP. I know 2003 has some little problems that I have on my XP x64 too. Anyway, have you tried the patch?

The patched one fails as well on Vista 32 bit.

I added some experimental technology in preparation for some added features. I'll back it out and go back to the drawing board on it. I'll put up a fixed version this evening. Thank you for your testing.

I got the same issue (DGIndexNV.exe 2034 stops immediately without error message) on Vista 32 bits, using the latest nvidia drivers (260.89). DGIndexNV 2033 still works very well.

I've just now slipstreamed the fix, so please redownload build 2034 and grab the fixed DGIndexNV.

DGIndexNV 2034 seems to be fixed now. Thank you.
A little problem remains : according to the changelog, version 2034 is supposed to "Extend hinting for ColorMatrix() to AVC and VC1 video", but ColorMatrix( hints=true) doesn't work with AVC for me ("ColorMatrix: no hints detected in stream with hints=true!"). I also tried to add "info=3" to DGSource() but DGSource doesn't have a named argument "info".

Oops. Please redownload and try again.

OK, good. Looks like 2034 is clean now. Thanks for your testing and sorry for the inconvenience.

I redownloaded DGIndexNV 2034, I used it on an AVC file to create a new .dgi file, but ColorMatrix(hints=true) still fails with this error : "ColorMatrix: no hints detected in stream with hints=true!".

You need to update DGDecodeNV.dll also! If that does not help, please do two things:

1. Tell me what the colorimetry field of the Info dialog shows.
2. Upload a small sample to mediafire.com and give the link here.

LOL. But it makes me wonder now if hints work when resizing on the GPU! I think it will because hints are the last thing I do in GetFrame() but I should probably test that.

Just for fun I tried to see the hints in VirtualDub using the VirtualDub Levels filter. If you set the input range to 0-1 and zoom in on the top left corner, you can see them!

My bad, it didn't work for me because I used Crop() before ColorMatrix(). BTW I didn't know this was forbidden before reading last post from Anon17.
@admin: sorry for the false error report, and thank you for your reactivity.

Thanks for the status update. Good to know it is OK for you now.

I wish Cinavia was so easy to defeat.