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Possibility to use 64-bit filters in DVBViewer


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I know it's hard to re-write DVBViewer to 64-bit version, but is there possibility to have DVBViewer use 64-bit versions of Audio/Video/Renderer filters?

 

This is primarily due to MPC VR, that only 64-bit version can support features like Video Super Resolution (VSR) and HDR Tone Mapping. They're the 2 most advanced features in MPC VR. 

 

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vor 2 Stunden schrieb ter9999:

is there possibility to have DVBViewer use 64-bit versions of Audio/Video/Renderer filters?

 

No. Search the web for using 64 bit DLLs in 32 bit applications. It's the same thing.

 

Generally the "bitness" is a per process thing. It is impossible to mix 32 and 64 bit code within a process. However, a 32 bit process can create/launch a 64 bit process and communicate with it. For example, the 32 bit DVBViewer Media Server launches a 64 bit FFmpeg.exe, sends a TV stream to it and receives the transcoded stream. Of course it can also supply 64 bit players like MPC, VLC or Kodi with TV network streams.

 

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7 hours ago, Griga said:

 

No. Search the web for using 64 bit DLLs in 32 bit applications. It's the same thing.

 

Generally the "bitness" is a per process thing. It is impossible to mix 32 and 64 bit code within a process. However, a 32 bit process can create/launch a 64 bit process and communicate with it. For example, the 32 bit DVBViewer Media Server launches a 64 bit FFmpeg.exe, sends a TV stream to it and receives the transcoded stream. Of course it can also supply 64 bit players like MPC, VLC or Kodi with TV network streams.

 

Thanks! Any plans to compile a 64-bit version of DVBViewer in the future?

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vor 3 Stunden schrieb ter9999:

Any plans to compile a 64-bit version of DVBViewer in the future?

 

No. Not possible with the development environment used for DVBViewer.

 

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