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<blockquote data-quote="sjeffrey" data-source="post: 737173" data-attributes="member: 81884">I don't think you can get rid of Line 21 filter short from unregistering it.&nbsp; I don't think it affects performance so you can probably ignore it.You should download DXVA Checker (I don't have a link handy).&nbsp; It will check you video card and tell you what it is able to decode using hardware instead of software.I haven't checked recently but I think my numbers are usually around 15% CPU usage when watching live TV.&nbsp; I'm on a ATI 4850 btw.I know that MPC filter is able to take advantage of DXVA so the numbers should also be lower.&nbsp; That is only true though if you have everything in order to use DXVA.Things that affect DXVA could be video driver, directx version, software config...Like WileE said, I think I also had issues with MPC and the HD-PVR.&nbsp; I think that's when I was getting green flickers or something weird like that.I typically try to use FFDShow with DXVA or PowerDVD decoder.&nbsp;&nbsp; For me SAF has always worked pretty well for me so I tend to use his &quot;pack&quot;.I also found that I had better success with Win7 32 bit over 64.&nbsp; I loose a bit of RAM but codecs are much more stable on 32 bit.I guess though if you have good results with MS filters then great.&nbsp; I just prefer not to use their codecs on principle <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="sjeffrey, post: 737173, member: 81884"] I don't think you can get rid of Line 21 filter short from unregistering it. I don't think it affects performance so you can probably ignore it. You should download DXVA Checker (I don't have a link handy). It will check you video card and tell you what it is able to decode using hardware instead of software. I haven't checked recently but I think my numbers are usually around 15% CPU usage when watching live TV. I'm on a ATI 4850 btw. I know that MPC filter is able to take advantage of DXVA so the numbers should also be lower. That is only true though if you have everything in order to use DXVA. Things that affect DXVA could be video driver, directx version, software config... Like WileE said, I think I also had issues with MPC and the HD-PVR. I think that's when I was getting green flickers or something weird like that. I typically try to use FFDShow with DXVA or PowerDVD decoder. For me SAF has always worked pretty well for me so I tend to use his "pack". I also found that I had better success with Win7 32 bit over 64. I loose a bit of RAM but codecs are much more stable on 32 bit. I guess though if you have good results with MS filters then great. I just prefer not to use their codecs on principle :) [/QUOTE]

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