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<blockquote data-quote="gloomyandy" data-source="post: 689987" data-attributes="member: 24855">I think I may have seen something similar. I also have a 5450. Most of the time it seems to be fine but every now and again I see an example of really bad de-interlacing. Usually in a small area of the screen. I check the ATI settings and they are set to VA. Maybe it is just some types of content that is triggering the problem... I have pretty much all of the video smoothing etc. effects turned off in ccc... Think I'm using 10.10 not 10.11.On a sort of related note. Do you ever see a lighter strip down the right hand side of the screen? About 15% of the width. I think it is the Windows 7 gadget bar. I have my PC running all of the time, and for about 15 minutes after I turn on my TV I get this strip visible on the right of the display. Then it goes away. I notice that there are bug reports of the Windows gadget bar &quot;bleeding thru&quot; on the previous versions of the ATI drivers, so that bug may be back...Andy</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gloomyandy, post: 689987, member: 24855"] I think I may have seen something similar. I also have a 5450. Most of the time it seems to be fine but every now and again I see an example of really bad de-interlacing. Usually in a small area of the screen. I check the ATI settings and they are set to VA. Maybe it is just some types of content that is triggering the problem... I have pretty much all of the video smoothing etc. effects turned off in ccc... Think I'm using 10.10 not 10.11. On a sort of related note. Do you ever see a lighter strip down the right hand side of the screen? About 15% of the width. I think it is the Windows 7 gadget bar. I have my PC running all of the time, and for about 15 minutes after I turn on my TV I get this strip visible on the right of the display. Then it goes away. I notice that there are bug reports of the Windows gadget bar "bleeding thru" on the previous versions of the ATI drivers, so that bug may be back... Andy [/QUOTE]

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