> Any advice?
Any log?
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> Any advice?
Any log?
Obviously it thinks that Roku supports Chromecast protocol ant tries to control it the same way it controls Google Chromecast.
I don't know if it's correct or wrong sicne we don't have any Roku device in hands ![]()
I don't see how it could possibly be connected with renderers, decoders and SVP.
> I'm not sure where 1.7.16 comes from.
> Some issues with up-scaling?
in case of EVR and Intel IGP, switch resizer from bicubic to bilinear
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I wish I knew the answer.
"cast.encode.realtime = true in All settings" - is it?
reinstall ffdshow manually
https://www.videohelp.com/software/ffdshow
fixed in rev.146
--hwdec=auto-copy
or
--hwdec=vdpau-copy
or even
--nwdec=no
If there're no visible errors from SVP's side then you should look into mpv's log.
--log-file=<path>
or just run it from the console
Feel free to read through any ffmpeg encoding guide to find out optimal encoding setting suitable for you!
Great idea BTW! ![]()
TCP port 9900 by default, you can change it in All settings.
it can't load external subtitles in the current version
if this log is after trying to play a video then you just don't have ffdshow in the video player's filters list
see https://www.svp-team.com/wiki/SVP:MPC-HC
yep
as of now, 64-bit is generally better
I tried almost all combinations of svpcast and mpv versions and settings yesterday. In all cases Chromecast starts playback - it may hang a few minutes after, but at least it always starts.
Behavior is pretty much the same with mpv 0.28 or 0.29, svpcast "before subtitle update" and recent version.
The only thing I can't check is if it used to be any better with an older Chromecast firmware version - and I believe it was better. ![]()
SVP's Events log may help...
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Interpolating a video with high frame rate can be a very CPU consuming task, because 60->120 fps conversion requires twice as much resource as a 30->120 conversion.
Because of this, SVP has a built-in limiter for the source frame rate to be processed. You can override it by using the All settings window, see frc.target.max value.
try cast.encode.realtime = true in All settings
> Why is it an option then?
cause you can build/install ffmpeg with NVENC support
> I have also tried the newest Linux version ...
ffmpeg wasn't built with NVENC support
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