Postby kbase » 11 Aug 2006 13:26
to DJ
Thank you for your advice, I will test the most actual build of Directx.
cloned or mirrored desktop or expanded desktop feature of nvidia has never been active in the test.
May you explain where in the nvidia driver or even in vlc i can deactivate the vmr feature? In the nvidia control panel here i only find video-overlay Zoom funktion Vg and Vk to manipulate, but i cannot find a TURN Videooverlay ON/OFF function and i fear that if i have already the settings descriped here means that Video overlay is ON what means NO VMR, or am i wrong?
This would all in all mean that the nvidia driver installs by default with vmr off=overlay on and mirror off when you have only one display and so my test would already have taken place with the settings you suggest me to make.
Thx for support.
PS: the checkbox for VMR off does no longer exist on the Nvidia control panel. Thus i have downloaded nvtweak and as i thought, vmr was never active on the nvidia cards because its inactive (overlay on) as a default by nvidia.
So all in all there was no clone and no vmr in the multicast streaming i think. Do you have any other advice?
PS2: since there are not many control parameters in the activex plugin for the filters used in the streaming: how to tell the activex plugin to start with deinterlaced linear but without e.g. YUV to RGB hardware conversion and so on. Can i also control these parameters within the HTML code?
now my call is:
<script language="javascript">
document.vlc.playlistClear();
// select audio track 5 (=6th, 1st is 0)
var options = new Array(":input-repeat", ":fullscreen", ":vout-filter=deinterlace", ":deinterlace-mode=linear" );
// document.vlc.fullscreen(); and deinterlace Mode
//multicast Target, Syntax:"upd:<ipadresse>:<portnummer>"
document.vlc.addTarget("udp:@X.X.X.X:8208",options,4+8,-666); // replace entry 0
document.vlc.play();
</script>