Is anyone here familiar enough with MPC and madVR to tell me

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everything is your fault for being stupid enough to use spyware 10

also install mpv

and gentoo

>>58429989
I've been using that to scrape by. It's quite good, but not quite as good.

>>58430010
No spyware in LTSB :^)

/g/ pls, I don't want to unironically run 2015 ltsb or 8.1. How do I make the dropped frames stop? What the fucking hell is wrong with Nvidia on Win10 anniversary?

>>58431847
You don't, congrats on the Windows 10 experience.

>>58429976
Microsoft has been working very hard on Windows Media Player™ recently
Now that other players mysteriously stopped working correctly maybe you should use it again :-)

>>58431953
I actually did use ZunePlayer (Movies & TV, Windows Store app) briefly, until I realized it couldn't support half the audio used in MKVs.

Now it's drag and dropping to mpv in all its no-gui misery until I figure out what the hell they've done, or downgrade.

>>58430037
Just install Win 7 or re-install 10 to before anniversary and stop updates.

>>58432240
You can only stop updates for 8 months, right?

Why frames are dropped can have many different reasons. In the OSD (Ctrl+J), which is the first queue (from top to bottom) which is "in trouble" (less than half full)? That's probably the bottleneck causing the problems.

I'd suggest that you try the doom9 forum thread. E.g. start by posting a screenshot of your OSD. There are many experienced users there which are eager to sort out problems like this.

Also make sure you have no 3rd party accessing the GPU, e.g. f.lux is known to cause problems.

>>58430037
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>>58434036
Thank you for the serious answer. I must have read 75 pages of that thread starting at August posts from when the update came out, yet didn't know about ctrl+J.

>>58430037
It's just as good, use profile=opengl-hq

No one else is having this problem?

The GPU drivers in Windows 10 are simply much less stable than those in Windows 8.1. If you read through the doom9 madVR thread, you'll notice that most people who have problems are on Windows 10.

Anyway, there are also many Windows 10 users for which it works well. So it's an issue that should be solvable, but it's not a problem that has only one cause and one easy fix. So the first thing to do is to find out why it's happening. And nobody can guess the problem, so you will need to provide more information.

>>58437899
Sounds right. What more can I mention, I'm not sure.

This is a clean install of the Dec 2016 Win10 pro build.
I have a popular version of MSI's 970 gtx.
The latest driver dropped more frames than the dec 2015 one.
Even stock MPC-HC and BE drop a few frames.

Well, as I asked before:

In the OSD (Ctrl+J), which is the first queue (from top to bottom) which is "in trouble" (less than half full), when those frame drops occur?

If you don't answer my questions, I can't help... ;)

>>58438856
Oh, I didn't understand how that information would be represented. I'll be home in 20-30 and check then.

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>>58438856
So here is an example of a 720p 50 fps British show which seems to do a good job causing trouble. I was watching this series before I reinstalled windows with little to no dropped frames.

>>58439556
I may just be being retarded, but if the video is 50fps doesn't a render time of 25ms mean you will be dropping frames?

>>58439556
Try using fullscreen exclusive mode.

Also, not that it's related, but why are you using "BilateralOld" for chroma upscaling but ngu high for luma?

Also try turning down the luma upscaling to ngu medium or even jinc and see if that helps.

>>58439556
Get a shot of the OSD without the video paused if you can. I think it's paused here.