And turn off any stuff that attempts to improve color or edges in your playback software. I have discovered that regardless of having a crazy fast PC, you MUST turn on reverse telecine ONLY ON YOUR HARDWARE graphics card, and TURN OFF TELECINE in your software for playing videos.
For a HDTV if you use any software color or sharpness of any kind it will contribute to poor color, poor edges and will also make stutter. All of these are garbage and do not work other than for super low quality things like maybe a tiny web image. Turn OFF any kind of software based "enhancements". Go into your program used to play back videos. Then go into NVIDIA control panel, usually down by your clock. In windows 10 there are like 8-10 settings you must turn off. There are many settings in advanced power management, you must turn ALL OF THEM OFF that you can find. I have a list of shots to make it easy for folks. This Make MKV interface will not let me upload all my screen shots. So here is DVD FAB working to upgrade Charlie Brown christmas on DVD up to 1080p running:ĭVD FAB AI - fix windows 2.jpg (82.08 KiB) Viewed 23484 times It was only about $200 for the card and it runs games very well, like Battle Front star wars, or Red Dead, or Terminator Resistance all on max settings. So have a good card their software can talk to. So it is not only about having a card with lots of CUDA cores. Their software can communicate with certain bios on graphics cards only. My graphics card is an NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 1050 ti, so you do need a good card. Really a SSD that can read write at about 500MB per sec will do fine as this program DOES NOT use a HD the same way a video editing program does. I am using a new i5 running north of 4GZ, 12GB ram, my hard drive for windows is not a HDD or a SDD, it is a Samsung 970 EVO M.2 with a read speed of 3,400 MB per sec. Here is what you must to, then it works EXTREMELY well:įirst, you must stop windows from doing dumb stuff like shutting down your USB ports, shutting down hard drives, etc. Its your operating system creating the issues. It is Microsoft windows that is killing it.
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