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<blockquote data-quote="mironicus" data-source="post: 343041" data-attributes="member: 69593">I have now tried a new way to get away from the flicker problem: I tried the latest ffdshow-mt build (mt=Multithreading). You can use the built-in mpeg2 decoder, double the frame rate and use an highly-optimized deinterlacer filter (yadif). With this you always get 50fps and the video is as smooth as using DXVA and the picture quality is also very nice (looks like vector adaptive hardware-acceleration). The latest ffdshow is optimized for multi-core CPUs, so the cpu usage ist only about 10-12% with a Phenom 9750 with Cool &amp; Quiet activated (running with 1,2 GHz). I am very pleased with the results. <a href="http://www.xvidvideo.ru/content/category/1/40/30/" target="_blank">XvidVideo.RU - ffdshow (ffmpeg-mt)</a>I have made the following settings in ffdshow:Codecs - MPEG2 - use libmpeg2 - DVD decoding checkedDirectshow control - merit - very highDeinterlacing - double framerate - Method yadif</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mironicus, post: 343041, member: 69593"] I have now tried a new way to get away from the flicker problem: I tried the latest ffdshow-mt build (mt=Multithreading). You can use the built-in mpeg2 decoder, double the frame rate and use an highly-optimized deinterlacer filter (yadif). With this you always get 50fps and the video is as smooth as using DXVA and the picture quality is also very nice (looks like vector adaptive hardware-acceleration). The latest ffdshow is optimized for multi-core CPUs, so the cpu usage ist only about 10-12% with a Phenom 9750 with Cool & Quiet activated (running with 1,2 GHz). I am very pleased with the results. [url=http://www.xvidvideo.ru/content/category/1/40/30/]XvidVideo.RU - ffdshow (ffmpeg-mt)[/url] I have made the following settings in ffdshow: Codecs - MPEG2 - use libmpeg2 - DVD decoding checked Directshow control - merit - very high Deinterlacing - double framerate - Method yadif [/QUOTE]

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