About the deinterlace, it seems to setup like this and it works (not on madVR side but on LAV Video)![]()
Belgium
If you set Software Deinterlacing Algorithm in LAV setup to 'No software deinterlacing', and the rest configured as in Sebastiii's screenshot (i.e. DX11VA Copy-Back), madVR then correctly uses DXVA deinterlacing.yep, but it is software (done by LAV) not dxva deinterlacing (done by madvr), so it can have some impacts on cpu and image quality.
In my case i don't see any improvement using d11 decoder but a bit worse quality in interlaced content.
dxva dec + dxva deinterlacing looks better.
i don't understand what do you mean, in my lav nightly(from couple days ago) i don't have any d11 copy back, only for dxva i have copy back. could you please tell me what version of lav are you using? are you sure you are watching interlaced content (eg : 1080i)?If you set Software Deinterlacing Algorithm in LAV setup to 'No software deinterlacing', and the rest configured as in Sebastiii's screenshot (i.e. DX11VA Copy-Back), madVR then correctly uses DXVA deinterlacing.
I myself can't see any difference in deinterlacing quality on my GeForce 1050 between DXVA2 and DX11VA (both using copy-back).
Belgium
Yes I'm sure, and also using LAV nightly. You need to select a specific GPU in the listbox "Hardware Device to use" for D3D11 decoder to use copy back mode.
I think the way nevcairiel has changed that UI between DXVA2 and D3D11 is a bit confusing.![]()