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<blockquote data-quote="Dannydeman" data-source="post: 369181" data-attributes="member: 74084"><p>I have a weird problem (like always).</p><p>WMVHD's with DXVA enabled are totally green with artifacts. Also, I have tearing in 720P content, so enabled the Direct3D fullscreen feature. Seems like DXVA doesn't work with that? If I disable the feature I could play some 1920x1080 sony bravia MPG demo's with 2% CPU, now its like 60-100%. They play without lag though.</p><p></p><p>Is there any other way to get rid of the mysterious tearing which only occurs in 720P MKV's of all the TV-series? Or can I enable DXVA in direct3d mode somehow?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dannydeman, post: 369181, member: 74084"] I have a weird problem (like always). WMVHD's with DXVA enabled are totally green with artifacts. Also, I have tearing in 720P content, so enabled the Direct3D fullscreen feature. Seems like DXVA doesn't work with that? If I disable the feature I could play some 1920x1080 sony bravia MPG demo's with 2% CPU, now its like 60-100%. They play without lag though. Is there any other way to get rid of the mysterious tearing which only occurs in 720P MKV's of all the TV-series? Or can I enable DXVA in direct3d mode somehow? [/QUOTE]
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