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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 26-Feb-2017 10:55:17
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We also hope that you understand that Emotion (in his first version, coded from one guy in many month for a small hand of Euros ;)) can not perform in all disciplines better than a well maintained multiple developer tool like mplayer. |
as far as i understand emotion is actually using (modified) ffmpeg as decoder, which is a core comparable to mplayer, and as such also developed/maintained by a larger team of open source developers. so this comparison, as if this player was coded in few months by a single person from the scratch sounds a bit weird.
if emotion performs worse than mplayer, then it simply means means that ffmpeg even after your optimizations may be still less performant, perhaps less optimized for ppc or big endian. but you will propbably have your rasons for choosing it.
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 26-Feb-2017 11:04:30
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Of course ! You can even play Mpeg2 file in higher defintions.
But, as said imagodespira, MP4 is the most used format theses days so this is what we now test when talking about 720p and 1080p def videos. _________________ PowerMac G5 2,7Ghz - 2GB - Radeon 9650 - MorphOS 3.14 AmigaONE X1000, 2GB, Sapphire Radeon HD 7700 FPGA Replay + DB 68060 at 85Mhz |
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 26-Feb-2017 11:24:16
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if emotion performs worse than mplayer |
Emotion is faster with videos I played. Try Emotion yourself, it is simply the best video player for Amiga. |
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 26-Feb-2017 11:26:34
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Same for me. Mplayer often stutters or loses AV sync. Emotion is certainly superior in this area.
Also using Emotion as the player for smtube has transformed that program! 😊 |
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 26-Feb-2017 11:54:45
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I tryed some video (3 or 4) and all was slower... |
At first I thought that too: http://www.amigans.net/modules/xforum/viewtopic.php?post_id=105926#forumpost105926
But later I realised I was mistaken: http://www.amigans.net/modules/xforum/viewtopic.php?post_id=105995#forumpost105995
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After a little more testing, it seems that in the problematic videos, Emotion's audio stutters, where-as LFI-Mplayer's audio goes out of sync with the video (audio ahead of video, until you skip backwards/forwards). |
So it's quite possible that you only think Emotion is slower, because the audio stuttering is more noticable than MPlayer's behaviour (where the audio slowly goes out-of-sync with the video).
If you are watching anime/animation (as I think you do?), then audio/video desync is far less noticable (at least up to a certain point) due to animated lips only being approximate in the first place (so your brain will be used to ignoring a certain amount of mis-match). And if you are watching anime with japanese voices (and reading english subtitles), then the issue will be even less noticable still. (That at least is why I initially wrongly thought MPlayer was better than Emotion on demanding videos.)
P.S. I am hoping that Emotion eventually gets better at Auto Frameskipping, so that we don't get audio stutter on videos that are too demanding.Last edited by ChrisH on 26-Feb-2017 at 11:57 AM.
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 26-Feb-2017 12:14:05
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We only need now gfx acceleration in video decoding Hope in future releases.
By the way, I still have to purchase my Emotion copy Last edited by kyle on 26-Feb-2017 at 12:14 PM.
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 26-Feb-2017 13:22:34
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mmm... I spoke about emotion slower than mplayer because I look at cpu usage and it was much more used on emotion than on mplayer... Dunno if with a better auto frame skip it will be better...
Currently I noticed that quite big difference also on videos than not use cpu at 100%(so no need to frame skip)...
PS Yes I look at japanese animation but honestly not on AmigaOS...better on Tv with smart boxes or ps3... _________________ Simone"Tuxedo"Monsignori, Perugia, ITALY. |
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 26-Feb-2017 14:51:04
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i mainly commented upon inappropriate comparison of emotion/ffmpeg being an achievement of an individual as opposed to mplayer as an achievement of a huge team. i dont know for fact which one of these is slower or faster. i might try to compare them on an pc, for all i care, but i cant be actually bothered with buying ppc hardware for this purpose.Last edited by wawa on 26-Feb-2017 at 02:51 PM.
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 26-Feb-2017 15:01:54
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I spoke about emotion slower than mplayer because I look at cpu usage and it was much more used on emotion than on mplayer... |
From my tests Emotion had about same CPU usage as LiveForIt-MPlayer... but you need to make sure your tests are like-for-like: * Auto Frameskipping is usually enabled on MPlayer, so it must be enabled on Emotion too. * LiveForIt MPlayer apparently also disables Filtering (although I always disable it for MPlayer), so again you must disable it for Emotion._________________ Author of the PortablE programming language. It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue... |
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 26-Feb-2017 15:02:54
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I use Emotion with WinUAE/OS4. Cheap enough even for you. |
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 26-Feb-2017 16:36:52
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use Emotion with WinUAE/OS4. Cheap enough even for you. |
you know very well, you wont talk me into it. if i wanted os4 under uae i would have bought it already. i treat uae as interium means to run and test amiga software i would run on a real system. if i want to watch videos on pc i dont need uae, yet less os4. |
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 26-Feb-2017 19:26:52
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I tryed emotion/liveforit/mplayer form afxgroup...
So...the problem was that liveforit and emotion was quite similar on my Peg2 with Radeon9000pro...
But mplayer from afxgroup was waaay faster than the other 2...about 10 to 30%... _________________ Simone"Tuxedo"Monsignori, Perugia, ITALY. |
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 27-Feb-2017 7:30:37
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MPlayer from AfxGroup has a lot of tearings and uses an older version of FFmpeg (and doesn't support newer formats). _________________ PowerMac G5 2,7Ghz - 2GB - Radeon 9650 - MorphOS 3.14 AmigaONE X1000, 2GB, Sapphire Radeon HD 7700 FPGA Replay + DB 68060 at 85Mhz |
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 27-Feb-2017 9:22:12
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Hello >Supporting RadeonHD hardware decoding
What is the exact problem to resolve ? I mean now with Nova isnt it possible to make a frag shader to achieve this task in a texture ?
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 27-Feb-2017 22:20:36
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With our poor CPUs no a big matter to support newer formats unfortunately... _________________ Simone"Tuxedo"Monsignori, Perugia, ITALY. |
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 28-Feb-2017 0:55:30
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thellier wrote: @imagodespira
Hello >Supporting RadeonHD hardware decoding
What is the exact problem to resolve ? I mean now with Nova isnt it possible to make a frag shader to achieve this task in a texture ?
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AFAIK, all projects to use shaders for video decoding have been abandoned. Most likely because video decoding is complicated, and using dedicated video decoder hardware (e.g., UVD) is a better option.
You're welcome to have a look for shader based video decoders. Maybe there's a project that is sufficiently advanced that it's usable.
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 28-Feb-2017 1:11:09
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 28-Feb-2017 12:02:59
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| @Tuxedo @K-L Where is this "MPlayer from AfxGroup"? A quick Google didn't reveal anything, but I may be missing something.
And AFAIK, LiveForIt-MPlayer was the fastest MPlayer for OS4. It felt like day & night going from old MUI-MPlayer to LiveForIt-MPlayer. _________________ Author of the PortablE programming language. It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue... |
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 28-Feb-2017 12:26:20
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This one probably. _________________ Philippe 'Elwood' Ferrucci Sam460 1.10 Ghz AmigaOS 4 betatester Amiga Translator Organisation |
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Re: A Little Emotion Posted on 28-Feb-2017 13:07:42
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| @elwood Yikes. That's just about the oldest possible version of MPlayer you could be using. And at least on my X1000 I had to use SDL output, which is (of course) horrendously slow.
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So...the problem was that liveforit and emotion was quite similar on my Peg2 with Radeon9000pro... |
I guess the reason Emotion is slower for you (*) than ancient MPlayer, must be something to do with your hardware. Specifically your old graphics card. (* apparently! I am still a bit skeptical...)
Emotion is no-doubt designed foremost with RadeonHD cards in mind. I was surprised to see it mentioned supporting PIP at all (on old cards). So perhaps Emotion needs more work on the PIP front?_________________ Author of the PortablE programming language. It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue... |
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