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Re: Videos (in particular anime) looks stuttery on my 144hz

Posted: 27 May 2019, 14:09
by Chief Blur Buster
blamore wrote:My display is 144, which is a perfect multiple of 24, not 30. So i dont see what that should matter. In fact, this 24fps anime does look better on 60Hz displays (with longer response time)
Another issue: Are you using multimonitor? Disable all monitors except the one displaying anime. Discordant-Hz multimonitor causes major framepacing problems, it's a Microsoft issue that Microsoft needs to fix eventually.

Re: Videos (in particular anime) looks stuttery on my 144hz

Posted: 27 May 2019, 15:22
by blamore
RealNC wrote:"--video-sync=display-resample --interpolation" options and select a refresh rate that will force MPV to interpolate frames to reach the nearest FPS that fits exactly.
So tried bakamplayer smplayer and mpv, but i dont see where I can enter that.
I tried entering it to bakamplayer command line and it said
[baka]: invalid command '--video-sync=display-resample --interpolation'
Chief Blur Buster wrote:
blamore wrote:My display is 144, which is a perfect multiple of 24, not 30. So i dont see what that should matter. In fact, this 24fps anime does look better on 60Hz displays (with longer response time)
Another issue: Are you using multimonitor? Disable all monitors except the one displaying anime. Discordant-Hz multimonitor causes major framepacing problems, it's a Microsoft issue that Microsoft needs to fix eventually.
I tried with an without multimonitor, doesnt seem to be the cause of the problem.

Re: Videos (in particular anime) looks stuttery on my 144hz

Posted: 27 May 2019, 15:24
by RealNC
In smplayer, open the preferences. In the "advanced" section (it's the last one), go to the "mplayer/mpv" tab. Enter these options in the "options" field. Without quotes.

If you want the highest quality filters too, then you can copy my options:

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--video-sync=display-resample --interpolation --profile=gpu-hq --blend-subtitles=video --scale=ewa_lanczossharp --dscale=mitchell
In Baka, I think you have to edit an ini file. It's probably easier to just use smplayer. I haven't looked up how to do this exactly in Baka.

MPV is tweakable to an absurd amount. There's a crapton of options, documented here:

https://mpv.io/manual/master

Re: Videos (in particular anime) looks stuttery on my 144hz

Posted: 27 May 2019, 15:36
by blamore
RealNC wrote:In smplayer, open the preferences. In the "advanced" section (it's the last one), go to the "mplayer/mpv" tab. Enter these options in the "options" field. Without quotes.

If you want the highest quality filters too, then you can copy my options:

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--video-sync=display-resample --interpolation --profile=gpu-hq -blend-subtitles=video --scale=ewa_lanczossharp --dscale=mitchell
In Baka, I think you have to edit an ini file. It's probably easier to just use smplayer. I haven't looked up how to do this exactly in Baka.

MPV is tweakable to an absurd amount. There's a crapton of options, documented here:

https://mpv.io/manual/master
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Doesnt seem to have changed anything at all.

Re: Videos (in particular anime) looks stuttery on my 144hz

Posted: 27 May 2019, 15:37
by RealNC
Works fine for me :-/

Re: Videos (in particular anime) looks stuttery on my 144hz

Posted: 27 May 2019, 15:39
by RealNC
Wait, I had a typo in the options. A missing "-". Copy them again.

Also, make sure you switched your desktop to 60Hz. As said previously, 120Hz or 144Hz will not work.

Re: Videos (in particular anime) looks stuttery on my 144hz

Posted: 27 May 2019, 15:50
by blamore
RealNC wrote:Wait, I had a typo in the options. A missing "-". Copy them again.

Also, make sure you switched your desktop to 60Hz. As said previously, 120Hz or 144Hz will not work.
No change at all. I had also tried "--video-sync=display-resample --interpolation"
I dont think that options line is having any effect for me

Re: Videos (in particular anime) looks stuttery on my 144hz

Posted: 27 May 2019, 15:54
by RealNC
Are you sure it's a 24FPS video you're trying to watch? Press Shift+i to display video information. It will list the video's FPS.

Re: Videos (in particular anime) looks stuttery on my 144hz

Posted: 27 May 2019, 16:02
by blamore
RealNC wrote:Are you sure it's a 24FPS video you're trying to watch? Press Shift+i to display video information. It will list the video's FPS.
It is indeed 24. And my monitor is 120hz atm.

I downloaded mpv, added a video file to the folder and

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mkv --video-sync=display-resample --interpolation --profile=gpu-hq -blend-subtitles=video --scale=ewa_lanczossharp --dscale=mitchell --loop-file asd.mkv
did work. i can easily notice the difference. now all i need to do is to get a gui that actually works for me, i cant type out a 5 paragraph essay every time i will watch a video.

Re: Videos (in particular anime) looks stuttery on my 144hz

Posted: 27 May 2019, 16:07
by RealNC
Maybe you made a mistake in smplayer and instead of "mpv" you have selected "mplayer?"