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  Fandango

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  madVR v0.90.0 released

  http://madshi.net/madVR.zip

  Code:

  * added support for 3D decoders (IMediaSample3D)
  * added support for 3D frame packed playback via HDMI 1.4+ (requires win8.1+)
  * added support for native 10bit 4:2:0 DXVA decoding (+ scaling)
  * added "Reconstruction" chroma upsampling algorithm (replaces NEDI option)
  * updated SuperRes algorithm for chroma upscaling
  * replaced luma upscaling "linear light" with "sigmoidal light" option
  * sharpen edges is now ever so slightly brighter than before
  * updated AdaptiveSharpen to version 2016-01-07
  * fixed: D3D11 presentation crashed NVidia driver if 3D vision was enabled
  * if DCI-P3 3dlut isn't selected, BT.2020 3dlut is used instead (if available)
  * if BT.2020 3dlut isn't selected, DCI-P3 3dlut is used instead (if available)

  Finally we have 3D playback support for 3D Blu-Rays!!

  In addition to madVR v0.90.0 you will also need to use this latest LAV special build:

  https://files.1f0.de/lavf/nightly/LA...-0.67.0-54.exe

  Please say thank you to nevcairiel for being willing to implement 3D splitting and decoding, even though his personal interest in 3D playback is not very high. FWIW, this LAV build is a test build, not a release build, and it has a few limitations:

  1) It currently only supports 3D MKV files created by MakeMKV. Support for 3D m2ts files will be coming soon, though.
  2) Decoding is done by using the Intel Media SDK. So an external Intel DLL is needed, which the installer downloads automatically.
  3) It's a very first build, so a few bugs may still exist.

  One note to NVidia users: If you have 3D Vision enabled, then the NVidia driver will try to convert 2D movies to 3D when using D3D11 for presentation. This actually works, but how good the conversion is I don't really know. Just be aware that you should disable 3D Vision for 2D movies if you want to watch them in 2D.

  The new "Reconstruction" chroma upsampling algorithm is somewhat related to "Bilateral" in that it tries to use the luma channel as a guide to improve the chroma channel quality. However, "Reconstruction" should be a bit more reliable than "Bilateral", showing fewer artifacts and not completely falling apart with some clips. On the other hand, if Bilateral works, it's almost unbeatable in its quality.

  "Reconstruction" is based on feisty2's "Chroma Reconstructor", especially the "sharp" and "placebo" options. The default "soft" option is heavily modified by me and optimized for better performance and persistance against artifacts. The "sharp" and "placebo" options often produce very good quality, but sometimes they produce artifacts similar to Bilateral, sometimes not as bad as Bilateral, sometimes even worse. So my recommendation is to use the "soft" variant.

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