Flickering Tv-guide and other overlays with EVR enabled (1 Viewer)

Eabin

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    not necessarily all that strange. after reading the thread about miroslavs patch, it seems that TVServer puts quite a massive amount of disk-io on the system. although the OS will cache a lot of those and not flood the disk with commands, it may have some kind of influence on a driver level and this could be enough to bring the ATI driver out of its comfort zone.
     

    burnerbaum

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    AW: Flickering Tv-guide and other overlays with EVR enabled

    I have installed miroslavs diskIO patch for about 2 weeks now and still having the problem with flickering gui. So i can´t confirm that!
     

    tourettes

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    Re: AW: Flickering Tv-guide and other overlays with EVR enabled

    I have installed miroslavs diskIO patch for about 2 weeks now and still having the problem with flickering gui. So i can´t confirm that!

    Well, it was not said that it would fix anything - just in some cases it could give more CPU time for ATI's drivers so the actual issue might not happen as frequently (or at all) on some systems.
     

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    AW: Flickering Tv-guide and other overlays with EVR enabled

    For me the problem completely disappeared when switching from ATI 26XX to ATI 5570
     

    kszabo

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    here is my latest update on the flickering GUI problem:

    I upgraded from onboard HD3200 to HD5470, Win7 32 bit, latest Catalyst and EVR.

    I have flickering with PDVD 8 mpg2. I have no flickering with PDVD 10 mpg2. CPU load is similar, I think DXVA is functioning for both.
    I have no flickering at all with DXV-accelerated h.264 channels with PDVD 8-9-10 h.264 decoder.

    I still think the problem is with the proper application of DXVA. Everybody must test his own setup to get rid of it, finding the "sweet combination" of Renderer+Codec+GFX-Driver+GFX-Hardware.

    grubi
    could you test your HD5570 with PDVD8 codec and MPG2 Television? You can find it in "HD-Pack 2.2" (google). Just for fun.
     

    mr viggo

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    Went from a 4550 to a 6570 and all my flickering is gone. Guessing that a more powerful gpu can cure the problem.
     

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