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Best picture quality in Vista with Gigabyte GA-MA78GM-S2H
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<blockquote data-quote="frankwaan" data-source="post: 384216" data-attributes="member: 81420"><p>For 1080i, I use Cyberlink PDVD8. It handles 1080i very well. I watch 1080i content only via HDTV (TVServer), so it's in PAL (50fps). CoreAVC doesn't work well here, because it zooms in on the content (maybe it's related to settings). The 9400GT uses it's internal deinterlace settings (Nvidia control center) now, and it looks great, no stripes or 'shakes' at all. I only get 5-10% CPU load. So I think it's done on DXVA. I watch channels like Eurosport HD and Discovery HD.</p><p></p><p>For 1080p/720p (blurays and so on), I use CoreAVC 1.9.0 (23.976fps). The decoding is done mostly on software, but for deinterlacing I selected 'hardware' in the CoreAVC setup, so I think this part is done on hardware only. I like CoreAVC more on this content because the quality is somewhat better here.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="frankwaan, post: 384216, member: 81420"] For 1080i, I use Cyberlink PDVD8. It handles 1080i very well. I watch 1080i content only via HDTV (TVServer), so it's in PAL (50fps). CoreAVC doesn't work well here, because it zooms in on the content (maybe it's related to settings). The 9400GT uses it's internal deinterlace settings (Nvidia control center) now, and it looks great, no stripes or 'shakes' at all. I only get 5-10% CPU load. So I think it's done on DXVA. I watch channels like Eurosport HD and Discovery HD. For 1080p/720p (blurays and so on), I use CoreAVC 1.9.0 (23.976fps). The decoding is done mostly on software, but for deinterlacing I selected 'hardware' in the CoreAVC setup, so I think this part is done on hardware only. I like CoreAVC more on this content because the quality is somewhat better here. [/QUOTE]
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