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<blockquote data-quote="grubi" data-source="post: 362945" data-attributes="member: 52476">[USER=12309]rtv[/USER]:Did you see it for yourself that EVR is really superior to VMR?Of course if one renderer is operating in VA deinterlacing whereas the other does simply BOB there will be a huge difference, but when both are doing VA deinterlacing (which is the case in my setup) is there still a difference (I'm always sceptical when it comes to PQ improvements due to new technologies)?Of course it is. That is the reason I want a short example to be shared so that I can verify this myself.If I understood correctly the OP already verified that the graphs in use are identical.What do you mean exactly?RGB-PC level / RGB-Studio level / YCbCr 4:2:2?The possibility to select this has been added since Catalyst 8.11 however it still (Catalyst 8.12) does not operate correctly on displays supporting YCbCr 4:2:2 so I'm still on Catalyst 8.8. However this is negotiated between graphic card/driver and display so as this combo did not change in the OP's scenario it should not be of any influence for this specific case.Absolutely.And this is exactly the reason I want to view the differences myself.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="grubi, post: 362945, member: 52476"] [USER=12309]rtv[/USER]: Did you see it for yourself that EVR is really superior to VMR? Of course if one renderer is operating in VA deinterlacing whereas the other does simply BOB there will be a huge difference, but when both are doing VA deinterlacing (which is the case in my setup) is there still a difference (I'm always sceptical when it comes to PQ improvements due to new technologies)? Of course it is. That is the reason I want a short example to be shared so that I can verify this myself. If I understood correctly the OP already verified that the graphs in use are identical. What do you mean exactly? RGB-PC level / RGB-Studio level / YCbCr 4:2:2? The possibility to select this has been added since Catalyst 8.11 however it still (Catalyst 8.12) does not operate correctly on displays supporting YCbCr 4:2:2 so I'm still on Catalyst 8.8. However this is negotiated between graphic card/driver and display so as this combo did not change in the OP's scenario it should not be of any influence for this specific case. Absolutely. And this is exactly the reason I want to view the differences myself. [/QUOTE]

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