Re: Guía HTPC: 9 - Programas útiles
MUY ÚTIL GUÍA para repruducir archivos .ts 1080i con dscaler 5 v.008 "modificado" (el mod lo pilláis del link que puso javier) en Zoom Player.
Resultado perfección y suavidad de una vez por todas y sin necesidad de ordenador estratosférico. Y adiós al HDTVpump, basta con tener el Nero instalado...
Sacada de abhdtv.net :
1) Install a regular version of DScaler5 (I use 5.0.5, but in fact today the latest 5.0.8 is released).
2) Download the kzeuh binary from the AVS thread, unzip it, and extract the two .dlls into C:\Program Files\DScaler5, overwriting the previous versions.
3) In Zoom Player (Pro) / Options / Filter Control / Customised Media Management / Audio and Video Decoders, set the MPEG2 Transport decoder to DScaler5. (Zoom Player should report the filter as registered.) If you have previously been using HDTVPump with Zoom Player, you may need to uninstall it or disable it manually for Zoom Player to stop using it: to disable it manually, locate the file C:\Program Files\Zoom Player\MediaAutograph\MPEG Transport HDTVPump.sourcefilter (obviously you may need to adjust the Zoom Player path to match your own installation folder here) and either move it or rename it with a different file extension (.bak), or edit it in Notepad and remove the reference to TS extensions. See here
3A) To accompany this Dscaler5 mod, the developer's recommended source filter for .ts files is NeFSource.ax. I find the best audio decoder to pair with that is plain old PowerDVD 6. Other audio decoders should also be compatible with NeFSource but not the usual AC3 Filter v1.01a (you can try earlier AC3 Filter versions if you like).
3B) Zoom Player video output to 'Overlay Mixer' (note: only works with one display at a time: you will get a purple screen and/or stutters if you have two displays connected simultaneously, so disable one of them in Windows Display Properties/Advanced). Maybe other people have tested this with VMR9?
ADDITION from dumler: VMR9 works just fine and should be preferred instead of overlay IMHO.
3C) For the smoothest video, make sure Zoom Player audio output is going to Reclock audio filter, and set Reclock to 'Original speed'.
4) Play a .ts file, and in Zoom Player hit 'D' (for video filter properties). Use these settings for DScaler5:
3/2 playback smoothing: on
Experimental 720p playback: off
Inverse Telecine: Always Enabled
Adjust FPS: 23.97/24 fps (or try 29.97)
Deinterlace mode: Automatic
Video delay: 150ms (or try increasing it to around 200ms)
IDCT to use: Accelerated (important unless you have a super-fast PC)
Output color space: YV12 (performs better than YUV2)
(all other settings default)
Here's what I have noticed so far:
+ the usual extremely high still picture quality that I expect from DScaler5 - in still images it is sharper than any of the other MPEG2 decoders even nVidia (the second best)
+ excellent IVTC of all files including problem files. I've only seen one frame interlaced since installing this
+ mostly butter smooth 1080p playback and I mean really smooth motion, this is what I have been looking for but not seen previously in DScaler5 or any other setup with my Radeon 9550
+ accurate seeking.
No significant negative issues. The seeking issues have been cured by using NeFSource.ax as recommended by metahd. The mild audio sync issues I was experiencing have been cured by the video delay setting suggested above - although note that metahd does state that some files may still drift gradually out of sync if there are many telecine shifts in the file - if that happens then of course in Zoom Player the sync can be adjusted on the fly during playback using Shift/+ and Shift/- (for that functionality you may need to enable Zoom Player internal audio equaliser filter in Filter Control/Custom Media Management/Settings). The occasional stutters have been cured by using optimum settings as above, and reducing other CPU load.
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