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LGX stutters issue

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martanius
martanius Posted 8 years ago
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#1

Ok. After some days of cantacting avermedia support they connected with me via teamviewer and installed me some unreleased version of recentral and the driver and now it looks like it is NEARLY without these duplicates. Well, it is much more better. They still working on it and recentral causes some blue screens and... it simply unstable. So wait for next version release and it shall be much better.
You won't know it 'till you try it.
Spazbo4
Spazbo4 Posted 8 years ago
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#2

i havent really tried it with any 60 fps games through hdmi though, only 30 fps or component
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martanius
martanius Posted 8 years ago
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#3

I think it must definitly be some driver/software issue when device output same amout of frames that it recieve in input, only in recentral 2 it just doing these skips and duplicates. I wrote on avermedia support, so we'll see...
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Spazbo4
Spazbo4 Posted 8 years ago
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#4

i do get a problem, not exactly the same though as yours seems to be more frequent
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martanius
martanius Posted 8 years ago
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#5

So is it same like mine, or you dont have same problem ?
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Spazbo4
Spazbo4 Posted 8 years ago
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#6

yeah i didnt notice those were links
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martanius
martanius Posted 8 years ago
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#7

Quote

MadMatty wrote:

A couple of videos you can try on console and capture. You can see how 59.4 and 60 fps video is handled.

59.4 fps

60 fps

That's assuming the consoles can even play 1080p@60 videos. (Not tested)


MadMatty posted it on the first page :)
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Spazbo4
Spazbo4 Posted 8 years ago
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#8

you should give me that fps test that you have too so i can put it on my ps3 and see what my devices does
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martanius
martanius Posted 8 years ago
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#9

Thank you. Some way to fix that ? :(
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MadMatty
MadMatty Posted 8 years ago
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#10

Going by the frame numbers, some frame duping is observed resulting in a skip. Frame sync is still maintained so its ends up on the correct frame at the correct time. Its like the device pauses for a frame, (sends a dup instead) then resumes as normal, for a few seconds (I haven't tried to work out the interval between the skips)
martanius
martanius Posted 8 years ago
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#11

Ye, those duplicates I saw during the fight were probably there because of some effects. I dont know waht in your case, but in my case even when I recording at 30FPS, there are still duplicates :/

Quote

MadMatty wrote:

A couple of videos you can try on console and capture. You can see how 59.4 and 60 fps video is handled.

59.4 fps

60 fps

That's assuming the consoles can even play 1080p@60 videos. (Not tested)


I recorded them both.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/mkrwdec03x2...t.mp4?dl=0
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Spazbo4
Spazbo4 Posted 8 years ago
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#12

you have to remember that consoles aren't perfect and can framedrop, i should have tried doing injustice on ps4 or something for a better result, but looking at your video you always have the duplicate frame after the same amount of frames
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Spazbo4
Spazbo4 Posted 8 years ago
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#13

during the actual fight the game is constant 60 fps, except when there are things like dust particles on the ground, other than that it is a constant 60 fps video.
I don't know where else you see duplicate frames except when the camera is panning to the stage. as a fighting game the menus and most other things are 30 fps but once it says fight then teh game goes to 60 fps. same thing happened in mk10, it even went to 30 fps during the xray moves for that game
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Edited by Spazbo4 on 08-01-2016 00:35, 8 years ago
martanius
martanius Posted 8 years ago
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#14

Quote

Spazbo4 wrote:

recording and playing the game through the same computer?
if that is what you did then i wouldn't be surprised if the same thing happened.

here is a file that i just now redid again ebcause i deleted the other one from earlier, and I was rendering with sony vegas so my PC can handle heavily cpu processes while recording, but i havent tried recording a game being played from my pc while recording it through the lgx
https://www.mediafire.com/?dnmure0bkv...e0bkvyljfu


Thank you. But I see dupllicates there, very similiar to what my LGX doing too. I can clearly see it when the camera was moving towards that platform right at the start and in avidemux I see some duplicates during that fight too. But it can be hardly noticed when the camera is not moving around fast, but when you have game where you frequently moving around with camera and you can see that environment in the far is moving fast, then these duplicates makes video laggy. Especially when you recording at 30FPS or lower (I know your is at 60FPS :)).

Why it should be doing that while playing and recording at the same computer ? My CPU usage wasnt even near 40% and I was recording at different HDD than the game was loading from.
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Edited by martanius on 08-01-2016 00:22, 8 years ago
MadMatty
MadMatty Posted 8 years ago
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#15

A couple of videos you can try on console and capture. You can see how 59.4 and 60 fps video is handled.

59.4 fps

60 fps

That's assuming the consoles can even play 1080p@60 videos. (Not tested)
Spazbo4
Spazbo4 Posted 8 years ago
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#16

recording and playing the game through the same computer?
if that is what you did then i wouldn't be surprised if the same thing happened.

here is a file that i just now redid again ebcause i deleted the other one from earlier, and I was rendering with sony vegas so my PC can handle heavily cpu processes while recording, but i havent tried recording a game being played from my pc while recording it through the lgx
https://www.mediafire.com/?dnmure0bkv...e0bkvyljfu
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martanius
martanius Posted 8 years ago
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#17

Yes
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Spazbo4
Spazbo4 Posted 8 years ago
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#18

you recorded GTA SA through the LGX?
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martanius
martanius Posted 8 years ago
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#19

I tested it with GTA SA on PC that have stable 60FPS, but still same result.
You won't know it 'till you try it.
Spazbo4
Spazbo4 Posted 8 years ago
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#20

it could just be the game itself not having a constant 60 fps, since it is a console game there is no way to control that
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