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<blockquote data-quote="Kotik" data-source="post: 393737" data-attributes="member: 89825">2. For DXVA to work your graph should look like this: Source--&gt;Splitter--&gt;Video Codec--&gt;Renderer, if you are going to use FFDshow for post processing it will look like that Source--&gt;Splitter--&gt;Video Codec--&gt;FFDshow--&gt;Renderer which will automatically disable any type of DXVA except from CUDA DXVA which is a completely different story.6. I would not recommend using the 100hz feature of your panel since you can end up having a motion that will look more like TV news channel rather than a movie.There are 2 ways of switching refresh rates, one is to use the ATI CCC built in feature the other one is PowerStrip.The first one requires a hardware reset (VGA will reset refresh rate), which means your panel will go blank for some seconds (1-2 most of the time) and this is where PowerStrip comes in, see it doesn't reset your device so no blank screens with it. Blank screen beside the fact being annoying (at least for me) also has been reported for creating sync issues while MP is active. Now MP in it's last SVNs has already a built in feature for auto detecting the fps of the source file and can switch the refresh rate by either using ATI CCC profiles or by using PowerStrip profiles.You can find great info regarding your panel and PowerStrip <a href="http://www.avsforum.com/" target="_blank">here</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kotik, post: 393737, member: 89825"] 2. For DXVA to work your graph should look like this: Source-->Splitter-->Video Codec-->Renderer, if you are going to use FFDshow for post processing it will look like that Source-->Splitter-->Video Codec-->FFDshow-->Renderer which will automatically disable any type of DXVA except from CUDA DXVA which is a completely different story. 6. I would not recommend using the 100hz feature of your panel since you can end up having a motion that will look more like TV news channel rather than a movie. There are 2 ways of switching refresh rates, one is to use the ATI CCC built in feature the other one is PowerStrip. The first one requires a hardware reset (VGA will reset refresh rate), which means your panel will go blank for some seconds (1-2 most of the time) and this is where PowerStrip comes in, see it doesn't reset your device so no blank screens with it. Blank screen beside the fact being annoying (at least for me) also has been reported for creating sync issues while MP is active. Now MP in it's last SVNs has already a built in feature for auto detecting the fps of the source file and can switch the refresh rate by either using ATI CCC profiles or by using PowerStrip profiles. You can find great info regarding your panel and PowerStrip [URL="http://www.avsforum.com/"]here[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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