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<blockquote data-quote="kszabo" data-source="post: 232841" data-attributes="member: 61646">I use VRM9 not EVR even under Vista. I don´t use DXVA for h.264 files because it is not possible with the x1250. It does not have any hardware acceleration for h.264! I simply use CoreAVC for h.264, everything done by CPU.EDIT: I´ve tried the new CoreAVC 1.6.5 today. It has several new options. I could set &quot;deinterlacing&quot; to &quot;hardware&quot;. It played even 1080i fluid! That´s not all! The picture was nicely deinterlaced with acceptable CPU usage! (I see the difference, before I could puke because of the ugly interlace artefacts). Maybe it could make use of the x1250 DXVA? I tested only with MediaPlayerClassic on a test-HD recording from satellite (1080i .ts file). Test with MP follows!I did some new tests with my x1250 and h.264 HD 1080i (Vista 32bit Home Premium, Catalyst 7.12, CoreAVC 1.6.5 as h.264 codec, AMD X2 BE2400 with 2x2,3 GHz).- the most challenging is 1080i. The deinterlacing is CPU/GPU consuming. With this resloution every CPU cycle to spare is important. With 1080p or 720p there is no problem for my 2x2,3 GHz AMD X2- with MediaPlayerClassic I can play recorded 1080i .ts files (from AstraHD, Pro7HD, Sat1HD) with CoreAVC, deinterlacing option set to &quot;hardware&quot; without problems with good deinterlaced picture- in MP I can play recorded 1080i .ts files or live TV from DVB-Satellite S2 only with deinterlacing set to &quot;none&quot; ot &quot;blend&quot;. With &quot;bob&quot; the video plays slow than realtime getting &quot;slow motion&quot; effect with desynchronisation of sound. With setting &quot;hardware&quot; I get sound but no picture using VRM9 as renderer. With EVR I get picture also but get some freezes sometimes- changing channel between HD channels does not work. I have to stop each channel manually.I am happy now that it is possible to play every HD material (1080p/i, 720p/i) with a 2x2,3 GHz CPU with a small cheap onboard GPU like x1250. The deinterlacing quality of &quot;blend&quot; is an acceptable compromise for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kszabo, post: 232841, member: 61646"] I use VRM9 not EVR even under Vista. I don´t use DXVA for h.264 files because it is not possible with the x1250. It does not have any hardware acceleration for h.264! I simply use CoreAVC for h.264, everything done by CPU. [B]EDIT:[/B] I´ve tried the new CoreAVC 1.6.5 today. It has several new options. I could set "deinterlacing" to "hardware". It played even 1080i fluid! That´s not all! The picture was nicely deinterlaced with acceptable CPU usage! (I see the difference, before I could puke because of the ugly interlace artefacts). Maybe it could make use of the x1250 DXVA? I tested only with MediaPlayerClassic on a test-HD recording from satellite (1080i .ts file). Test with MP follows! I did some new tests with my x1250 and h.264 HD 1080i (Vista 32bit Home Premium, Catalyst 7.12, CoreAVC 1.6.5 as h.264 codec, AMD X2 BE2400 with 2x2,3 GHz). - the most challenging is 1080i. The deinterlacing is CPU/GPU consuming. With this resloution every CPU cycle to spare is important. With 1080p or 720p there is no problem for my 2x2,3 GHz AMD X2 - with MediaPlayerClassic I can play recorded 1080i .ts files (from AstraHD, Pro7HD, Sat1HD) with CoreAVC, deinterlacing option set to "hardware" without problems with good deinterlaced picture - in MP I can play recorded 1080i .ts files or live TV from DVB-Satellite S2 only with deinterlacing set to "none" ot "blend". With "bob" the video plays slow than realtime getting "slow motion" effect with desynchronisation of sound. With setting "hardware" I get sound but no picture using VRM9 as renderer. With EVR I get picture also but get some freezes sometimes - changing channel between HD channels does not work. I have to stop each channel manually. I am happy now that[B] it is possible to play every HD material (1080p/i, 720p/i) with a 2x2,3 GHz CPU with a small cheap onboard GPU like x1250. [/B]The deinterlacing quality of "blend" is an acceptable compromise for me. [/QUOTE]

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