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<blockquote data-quote="hoborg" data-source="post: 422531" data-attributes="member: 77164"><p>Well, i am not sure what kind of broadcast do you have in your country (PAL/NTSC), but here is PAL - that mean picture are interlaced. And to have good picture quality, you need good real time deinterlacing. Well, you can use some software method, but no one are as good as DXVA (hardware) deinterlacing. If you search this thread, you can found some pictures as well. So this is the reason why i need DXVA for LiveTV (MPEG2). It is not about CPU usage, it is about picture quality.</p><p></p><p>Yes, PDVD support DXVA, but doesn't support DXVA+gama correction. I newer say that PDVD is bad - it is realy great, of course.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hoborg, post: 422531, member: 77164"] Well, i am not sure what kind of broadcast do you have in your country (PAL/NTSC), but here is PAL - that mean picture are interlaced. And to have good picture quality, you need good real time deinterlacing. Well, you can use some software method, but no one are as good as DXVA (hardware) deinterlacing. If you search this thread, you can found some pictures as well. So this is the reason why i need DXVA for LiveTV (MPEG2). It is not about CPU usage, it is about picture quality. Yes, PDVD support DXVA, but doesn't support DXVA+gama correction. I newer say that PDVD is bad - it is realy great, of course. [/QUOTE]
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