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<blockquote data-quote="robyf" data-source="post: 631770" data-attributes="member: 13314">Before rolling back catalyst drivers I decided to try to disable smooth playback as suggested by mrmojo666. With this option disabled I have no frame drops anymore. I normally had it enabled with catalyst 10.3 and noticed no problems, so it must be something introduced with newer driver versions.I post evr.log with tony's v20 DLL. There have been five drops in the beginning but then nothing for 10 minutes.I will make a couple of other tests and report if I find something else.EDIT: I've also tried to use fixed &quot;vector adaptive&quot; deinterlacing in ATI configuration. I normally use the &quot;automatic&quot; setting.If I force vector adaptive frame drops are back, every 2-3 minutes.If I return to &quot;automatic&quot; frame drops disappear (10 minutes without drops).I see no visible difference by selecting the two options, also scrolling text is perfect in both configurations.mrmojo666 can you try to change this option and report if it solves your problem in your configuration?EDIT2: found that automatic should select vector adaptive as primary method so what's the difference between the two settings?Anyway will try downgrade of ATI drivers to see it they behave in a different way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="robyf, post: 631770, member: 13314"] Before rolling back catalyst drivers I decided to try to disable smooth playback as suggested by mrmojo666. With this option disabled I have no frame drops anymore. I normally had it enabled with catalyst 10.3 and noticed no problems, so it must be something introduced with newer driver versions. I post evr.log with tony's v20 DLL. There have been five drops in the beginning but then nothing for 10 minutes. I will make a couple of other tests and report if I find something else. EDIT: I've also tried to use fixed "vector adaptive" deinterlacing in ATI configuration. I normally use the "automatic" setting. If I force vector adaptive frame drops are back, every 2-3 minutes. If I return to "automatic" frame drops disappear (10 minutes without drops). I see no visible difference by selecting the two options, also scrolling text is perfect in both configurations. mrmojo666 can you try to change this option and report if it solves your problem in your configuration? EDIT2: found that automatic should select vector adaptive as primary method so what's the difference between the two settings? Anyway will try downgrade of ATI drivers to see it they behave in a different way. [/QUOTE]

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