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Why do we not use it again? For real though, a decent 4core without hyperthreading can do the job just fine. There's also NVENC if you like using thousands of cores too.
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takes forever to encode, hardly any quality difference.. doesn't respect your freedom
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>>53090486
Because it had no decent encoder and still drives CPUs crazy despite your lies.
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TWO pools LMAO! TWO pools
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>>53090519
I don't really care about the quality since, x264 is lready good enough, what I really care for is the efficiency. Less space for the same quality is always nice.
Regarding freedom, I'm just hoping VP10 saves us.

>>53090532
>still drives CPUs crazy despite your lies.
I'm sorry for lying. It does take quite a bit to encode. It took almost 4 hours encoding an already encoded 100 minute 7GB movie, I can't imagine encoding straight from BDs. I mention NVENC, but I haven't really looked up most of the stuff, just the presets and crf.
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Try watching 4K videos encoded in HEVC. It's impossible with a 960. I'm not buying a video card just to watch some videos.
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>>53090793
Ok, I'll reencode that Phantom 4k test I got years ago and report back.
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>>53090486
Because modern-day graphics processors don't have a dedicated h.265 decoder, like they have for h.264, so the performance suffers greatly on low end systems. People don't wanna lag just watching a video.
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>>53090735
>VP10
Daala
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>>53090941
I'll save you some time and post a video.

https://docs.google.com/uc?id=0ByyACwNVnLLMNkJwc2U4WFZPZlU&export=download

Good luck running it smoothly.
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For 1080p right now it just doesn't make sense, its a huge burden to encode/decode it right now just so you can save 200-800mb of space.

People are making x265 stuff available online but they have no idea what they are doing, yes its more efficient but your 105mb rips of Mr.Robot manage to look like ass.

What might really push x265 might be the new bluray 4K standard, but we will see..
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>>53090793
>>53090941
>>53091036
This is using the shit nvenc settings on ffmpeg. The playback is from mpv, a 970, and a 3570k at 4.3GHz. I'll try your video next.
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>>53091091
>>53091036
RIP my toaster. nnedi is impossible, the audio gets desynced right away.
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>>53091075
>For 1080p right now it just doesn't make sense, its a huge burden to encode/decode it right now just so you can save 200-800mb of space.

A year ago I made a 2.5GB encode of The Winter Soldier with x265 and it looked better than the 6-8GB AVC encodings you find on torrent sites. Everything I've seen come out of x265 looks insanely good. No issues playing back 1080p24 or even 1080p60 on a modern computer.
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>>53091253
You can play this smooth? >>53091036
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>>53091036
>60fps
>4k
>hevc
I opened it without audio and thought 'wow this is playing really nicely, but why is everyone moving so slow'
>60fps
>my computer was rendering at probably half speed
FUTURE
FUTURE
FUTURE
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>>53090486
>a decent 4 core
>implying majority of people have 4 cores.
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>>53090486
What websites even allow you to upload/stream it?
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>>53092424
I have a 4 inch dongle hanging off of a AV receiver that has 4 cores.

>>53092438
nyaa :^)
The releases for the Psycho Pass movie were initially hevc. Good shit. 4GB but was flawless
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>>53091036
fucking hell, i get like 15fps
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>>53092549
>5930k
Well shit, now my toaster doesn't feel so bad. Any 5960x guy in here?
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>>53090735
>VP10
considering the shit state they left VP9 in for end users, I wouldnt count on it.

VP8 is still the best bet for creating webms for this place, because VP9 just seems to be way to shit to do anything with atm.
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Dunno what you faggots are complaining about with >>53091036
>>53091091
>>53091149
>>53091381
>>53092363
>>53092549

I'm using an i7 4790k @ stock and a Fury X and MPC-HC (had to download it just now but eh) and I got the full 60 fps & in sync with audio.
Visuals were glitched out in the very first second or so, but quickly went to normal. Not sure if that's just the file itself or my system loading it.
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>>53093942
The Fury X has hardware that decodes HEVC.

The video glitching is your system. The picture is fine if you go frame by frame, but it will give you problems if you try to play it.
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>>53094002
Gives me no problems when I'm playing it. Its only when I start up the video or skip to points.
And yes, I am serious. I can watch it absolutely fine with no glitching after the initial glitch as long as I don't skip - and even if I do, its only for half a second again.
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>>53093942
>making stuff up
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>>53094002
>The Fury X has hardware that decodes HEVC.
No it doesn't. 960 is the only dgpu that supports HEVC.
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>>53090486
good stuff here

http://www.techspot.com/article/1131-hevc-h256-enconding-playback/
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>>53093942
Stock MPC? No fancy madVR?
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>>53094037
http://www.anandtech.com/show/9390/the-amd-radeon-r9-fury-x-review/8
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>>53094018
>Can't afford a decent GPU so accuses others of lying
I haven't got time to stream right now because I've got to go work in a minute, but if the thread is still alive in 10 hours time, I promise I'll stream my result for you.
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>>53094049
Completely stock. Literally fresh download just to test out the file. Sorry I didn't see this response and reply to it at the same time as the other one.
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>>53094060
>8bit only

lol

You can decode 8bit 4k hevc with an modern atom.
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>>53094105
at 5 fps maybe
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>>53094094
The file is 10bit, you can see it here >>53092549

Your fury x only supports hevc main, that means 8 bit only.

That means you're playing 4k 10 bit content flawlessly while people with better processors than you struggle with the same file? Come on.
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>>53094128
Yes, I am.
Like I said, give it 10 hours, I've gotta go work.
Once I'm back I'll prove it.
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>>53094171
Nobody gives a shit you attention whore.
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>>53093942
i7-5930k and GTX660ti with 352.63
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same reason people kept using mpeg4p2/divx/xvid for a while after h.264/avc came out, it's faster to encode
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>>53094102
>>53093942
I toned down the configuration to
framedrop=no
hwdec=no
vo=opengl-hq
ao=alsa

and get extremely smooth video playback but desynced audio. I'll try with pulseaudio next.
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>>53094243
Welp, nothing changed.
I guess I can't play UHD HEVC at 60fps. The future is bright though, that video looked very nice.
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>>53093814
I'm out of the loop. What did they do?
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>>53092549
try with SMPlayer too, please
www.smplayer.eu
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>>53093942
My MPC-HC does A2R10G10B10 display @ 60 FPS too. It's watchable.

I don't know how? But it looks nice and doesn't stutter.
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>>53090486
>a decent 4core without hyperthreading can do the job just fine

i5 4460 here, you're full of shit op, encoding at best quality settings takes hours compared to H.264 Hi10P even with a quad core CPU. The HEVC encoder just isn't good enough yet. Playback at 720p/1080p is ok but it's not worth my time if I want to encode anything.
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>>53090486
LEAVE US DAIZ, YOU SHANT PULL THE SAME BULLSHIT YOU DID WITH 10 BIT YOU BASTARD.
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>>53094435
What do you need 2 bits of alpha for on an opaque pixel
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>>53091036

i can play it smooth with the winddows 10 built in uwp app, but no sound, probably uses gp acceleration
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>>53094128
Not him, but I've got a i7 2600k at 4ghz with a GTX 970 and it played flawlessly for me at 60fps.
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So I did some configs, and it can be played smoothly with GPU acceleration.

With DXVA 2 native, i5 2500K@3400MHz and GeForce 960 it is possible.

LAV + MPC x64

Strange that the built in w10 app can only pull it off without sound, but who cares if mpc is working.
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>>53094578

The encoder is working exactly as it should, it's a CPU-bound issue at this point in technology.

You're under some impression that a few years from now there will be some hyperactive version of an h.265 encoder that magically can create the content at 100x the speed they do now and it won't happen because of the encoder - if it happens at all it'll be because of some advancement in the CPU world.

Learn how this shit works before you mouth off, son.
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>>53095227
I have the same settings as you and it still plays like shit.
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>>53095114
i7 2600k at 3.4GHz with a GTX 560 and I get 4-5 fps.

Is it the GPU?
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>>53095227
>>53095281
The 960 is a goat

>the 960 has fully fixed-function HEVC encoder/decoder, the 980/970 is supposed to fully-fixed function HEVC encoder and a Hybrid (Hardware-acceleration) decoder for HEVC....get your facts straight before responding.
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>>53095281
>>53095326
Could be a GPU feature, that is lacking for you.

https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/853790/does-the-980-ti-really-support-true-4k-hevc-h-265-decoding-/

Nvidia cuvid doesn't work, only dxva2 native.
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I have a shitty dl speed, I used to settle for the 480p msd releases, hevc might be shit but they're ok for pajeet tier connections
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>>53095236
We're talking about x265 here, compare it to the proprietary encoder which the HEVC devs own then tell me it was just an hardware-realted issue again. Of course it's hardware-related fagget but the encoder plays an important part in it. I never said I expect x265 to magically become faster than x264, it will never happen for the nature of the codec itself.
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x265 rips are the tits. same quality as 720p x264 but with the same size of a 480p x264.
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>>53097850

>same quality

no
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>>53098483
This. The encoding community doesn't use x265 because it washes out fine details.
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>>53097850
>same quality as 720p x264

No it's not.
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The first 4k blurays ate coming out in March and they're supposedly going to use hevc
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>>53098617
That and the new GPUs will push it even further. On the other hand, let Intel put even beefier Iris graphics on their CPUs and hopefully AMD can push out Zen based APUs next year that aren't shit.
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Back from work. Here's a screenie. Forgot MPC-HC could show statistics.
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>>53100936
>File didn't post
Whad da fug!?
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>>53095114
same CPU same GPU but I got stuttering FPS. Might be because of some MadVR setting though.
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>>53091007
Daalla is abandoned anon. The AOM gang has decided to start building on top of libvpx/VP10 codebase. Fuck that, I wish I was trolling.
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vp9 vs h.265 ?
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>>53091036
Can't play this properly on a 4.3GHz 4770K with 32b MPC-HC 1.7.10, either with fancy madVR or with EVR.

It would probably work fine on mpv on Linux though, at least the other 60FPS 4K test file I have does, but I'm too lazy to try it out now.
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>>53095948
>1836 dropped frames
Guess even an OC'd 5960X isn't enough for software decoding 60FPS 4K HEVC.
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>>53091036
dumb question: can't you just use the gpu to decode?
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>>53090486
too hard to use, most devices and HTPC are too low powered
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>>53101663
I did that and it doesn't help very much. I'm still only getting 15 fps and the sound goes in and out.
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anyone here know a video decoding library that isn't part of ffmpeg?

getting a video to play in an OpenGL context is fucking cancer
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>>53094346

VP9 is like the default codec for Youtube unless.

VP9 porbalby has more hardware support than VP8.

VP9 however still takes a loong fucking time to encode.
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>>53102483
dat ugly gook holy shit
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>>53094105
Yeah gl
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>>53103487
a compute stick with core m featuring skylake supports native hardware 8 bit decoding for $100. upcoming smartphones will support hevc 8 bit too.

fact is 8 bit is piss easy to play and isn't worth advertising at all.

The 960 is the only gpu that actually fully supports hevc. It can play 10bit content where even $1000 chips are unable to brute force.
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>>53103676
When is full HEVC support going to be common in video cards?
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>>53103706
only confirmed ones are kaby lake and pascal. also snapdragon 820.
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>>53102995
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>>53100963
I have the same specs as you. What settings do you use in mpc hc for 4k hevc to not be laggy as fuck?
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>>53102995
>people this pleb exist

CAN'T MAKE THIS SHIT UP
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>>53104309
ewww
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>>53090486
atom n270 cant play these. They need to fix that.
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>>53091036
Yeah so the default Win 10 app somehow manages to play this 60 fps but it still wrecks my 4770k. I'm not really sure how though, QSV, NVENC, CUVID, DXVA2 all don't support playback which isn't that surprising because fuck 10-bit.
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My MPC-HC won't play the file for some reason, audio only. Assuming I'm missing codecs.
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>>53104381
HP Mini 110 owner here. We should count ourselves lucky the N270 can run fucking Chrome.
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>>53104620
http://www.codecguide.com/download_k-lite_codec_pack_mega.htm
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>>53104807

Thanks anon, tried it, frame rate was fine but, audio de-sync with the occasional stutter.

3570 @ 3.4
GTX 970
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120FPS 2160P ASS-EEL JAVS WHEN
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>>53104807

Is this "better" then the Kawaii Codec Pack?
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>>53101751
what does video decoding have to do with video output?
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>>53091036
i7 4790 here, MPC-HC 64bits + madvr, runs fine. Anyone know if the lav decodes uses AVX or some fancy cpu extensions for decoding? I got about 90% cpu use but a sensor reporting of only about 50w and some very mild temperatures for such a load.
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>>53107534
>avx
>50c

If it was running avx it would be 90c
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>>53107710
So there is hope for the people with weak, intel at least, CPUs right?
I won't dare test it on my old Phenon X4 810 for the moment.
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>>53107804
the [H/W] isn't enable?
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>>53107899
Nope, using a GTX 750ti. It can't decode HEVEC and I disable for H.264 since it barely do JINC upscale reliable without it. That was using the 64bits lav filters.
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>>53091149
>all those ffmpeg errors
It plays fine, but I don't think audio is synched. Shit, those girls really look like plastic. At least it's 4k plastic at high framerates.
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