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alexmarsev / sanear

Robust DirectShow audio renderer. Used in MPC-HC.
GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1
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Creating new release #12

Open chros73 opened 8 years ago

chros73 commented 8 years ago

Can you create a new release tag if you feel it's ready for an another one? Thanks

JonnyRedHed commented 8 years ago

Seven months since the last release. Looking forward to next release.

chros73 commented 8 years ago

I've just built both x32 and x64 from f7612c7 @master on Windows 8.1 with Visual Studio 2013 Update 5. It seems to be working fine with a quick test (both x32 and x64 versions), use it at your own risk since it's not an official release. sanear-bin-master-f7612c7-20160517.zip sanear-pdb-master-f7612c7-20160517.zip

PS: thanks for this awesome renderer!

JonnyRedHed commented 8 years ago

I think Alex is going to release soon once he finalizes reclock. Hopefully soon.

What are the changes/new features since last v0.3 release?

chros73 commented 8 years ago

I went through the commit logs, these are the major changes:

The biggest change is that Wasapi Exclusive finally works as it should: no channel and sample rate conversion anymore.

JonnyRedHed commented 8 years ago

Any status update on next big release? its been ages.

JonnyRedHed commented 8 years ago

Could someone do a build with the latest updates. Assuming there are some since the last build made above. (win7)

chros73 commented 8 years ago

There is nothing new so far. See my links above.

JonnyRedHed commented 8 years ago

Thanks, I installed it and all appears good. How does the reclock work, are there any settings.

JonnyRedHed commented 8 years ago

Everything still appears goodl after a month on your build @chros73 :)

Am just now wondering when the next official build is coming. Does anyone know.

Ryrynz commented 8 years ago

Nobody knows, just wait it out. Maybe end of this year or early next.

chros73 commented 8 years ago

Everything still appears goodl after a month on your build @chros73 :)

I'm glad to hear that. :) You should thank to Alex, I just compiled it.

JonnyRedHed commented 8 years ago

Actually, something is a little odd. I've started to notice when I play a video file in Zoomplayer Max (latest beta) using MadVR and with my usual refresh rate changing entries into madvr. That the sanear changes from my LG TV Nvidia HD audio, to 'Default' which results in no sound. I have to click the system try icon (win7) and re-select LG TV again. It seems to happen most when changing back and fourth from 1080p50 and native 1080p60. I'm not sure where this bug is coming from, madvr, zoomplayer or sanear.

Resolved somehow - Nov 2016

Ryrynz commented 8 years ago

Try the official release or switch to another audio renderer and see if it does the same thing.

chros73 commented 8 years ago

when I play a video file in Zoomplayer Max (latest beta) using MadVR and with my usual refresh rate changing entries into madvr.

I'm doing the same thing but with MPC-HC (currently latest nightly) on Win8.1.

sanear changes from my LG TV Nvidia HD audio, to 'Default' which results in no sound

  • you can set the preferred device in Sanear (though this maybe won't work, since HDMI audio devices disappears/reappears when they are available in Windows)
  • I have a Yamaha AVR via HDMI in the chain, so my solution is:
  • I disabled every other sound device in Sound settings in Windows
  • "Default" is set in Sanear
  • if TV is off, then Yamaha audio device is the only one
  • if TV is on, then LG TV is the only audio device

It's kind of confusing at first, but it works well.

JonnyRedHed commented 7 years ago

Are we any closer to a new official release yet.

JonnyRedHed commented 7 years ago

2017 now. Any chance we can have a new current up to date build please @dev

Ryrynz commented 7 years ago

Not much point in commenting here, development has stalled. It's likely nothing has been done since the last code change. Just wait it out, current dev build works fine for me.

JonnyRedHed commented 7 years ago

I see, thanks for letting me know. Do we know why development has stalled? I am using dev build above from chros73. Is there one that is newer than chros73's above.

has anyone else tried to ask the dev why development has stalled, and if he could compile his latest build for a release. Or come back to the project again soon.

JonnyRedHed commented 7 years ago

March 2017 now, is there an update on the projects status?

sergeevabc commented 7 years ago

How SanEar is better than the latest Internal audio renderer (of MPC-HC)?

chros73 commented 7 years ago

MPC-HC uses sanear v0.3 that still has couple of bugs, which were fixed in master branch but never been released. More info.

sergeevabc commented 7 years ago

Shortly after our short talk, @chros73, I sent a message to the developer with a question about his mood and urged him to resume. Alas, never heard back. Would you be willing to continue the development?

JonnyRedHed commented 7 years ago

A proper new update and continued development would be good to see happen.

JonnyRedHed commented 6 years ago

Has this project stopped development now. Is there a fork or other audio renderer. Or is this still the best.

JonnyRedHed commented 5 years ago

Just my check in for 2019. Is this project going to get new release.

JonnyRedHed commented 5 years ago

Is there something newer now which everyone's using or is sanear still current.

Ryrynz commented 5 years ago

I'm using MPC-BE's audio renderer and I'm happy with it. You can grab MPCAudioRenderer from the standalone filters zip file (x86 or x64) located below and try it for yourself. https://sourceforge.net/projects/mpcbe/files/MPC-BE/Release%20builds/

JonnyRedHed commented 5 years ago

MPC-BE, thanks I'll take a look at that. Using Zoomplayer MAX would MPC-BE audio renderer be any better than zoomplayers audio renderer, or chros73's last sanear compile.

And the state of Sanear?

Ryrynz commented 5 years ago

Don't know, never used it. I'd personally prefer to use something that's in active development. Shifted away from Sanear over a year ago. The state? It's as dead as it gets, I doubt Alex will be back.

Ryrynz commented 5 years ago

I would actually recommend using the latest nightlies If trying MPCAudioRenderer https://yadi.sk/d/hlf1lfC8mKU58/!_last (again download the standalone filters.) There has been a few improvements to the audio renderer that make using these a better choice over the 1.5.3 release.

JonnyRedHed commented 5 years ago

I would actually recommend using the latest nightlies If trying MPCAudioRenderer https://yadi.sk/d/hlf1lfC8mKU58/!_last (again download the standalone filters.) There has been a few improvements to the audio renderer that make using these a better choice over the 1.5.3 release.

Thanks.

How do I register / install the MPCAudioRenderer.ax file.

Ryrynz commented 5 years ago

Google is your friend. "how to register ax file" https://www.free-codecs.com/guides/guides.php?f=how_to_install_uninstall_dll_and_ax_files

Nuihc88 commented 3 years ago

There still seems to be active development going on here: https://github.com/clsid2/mpc-hc/tree/develop/src/thirdparty/sanear It's all statically linked to another project, so no new standalone Sanear-binaries though.

Nuihc88 commented 3 years ago

For the past few days i've worked on some more up to date builds of Sanear, as nothing i have found beats it's low latencies when used with motion interpolation and audio-stretching...

Everything appears to be working correctly, but i can't be sure yet; so if anyone wants to test it out and reports back any regressions, i can have a look. At least if it's something my changes caused, i should be able to figure out how to reverse it.

...Links Moved...

I'm not quite sure how to handle the licensing of Sanear's various dependencies as github basically only lists one license per project, plus i've been having trouble with compiling things via github's linking mechanism, so i'll just put the full source up on another site instead of updating to my own fork(s). So here:

Moved downloads and changelog over here to make it clearer that newer slightly improved builds exist already...

Nuihc88 commented 3 years ago

Created a new issue for my unofficial builds to make them easier to find; here: https://github.com/alexmarsev/sanear/issues/20

Nuihc88 commented 3 years ago

Another new build is now available over here

I probably won't be making any more builds for quite some time.

Nuihc88 commented 2 years ago

More up-to-date unofficial Sanear builds are now available at the usual place... (now in both MSVC++17 & MSVC++20 build variants, both speed optimized)

PS. As an additional note to anyone, including myself, wanting to update to newer fftw3 versions in the future, here's the complete list of path replacements necessary for new fftw3 sources:

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include "kernel/

include "dft/

include "reodft/

include "rdft/

include "threads/

define SIMD_HEADER "simd-support/

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