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<blockquote data-quote="wagenveld" data-source="post: 498483" data-attributes="member: 77234">I would be interested in how you're planning to get upscaling for non-HD stuff and leave DXVA intact? I've tried myself (using profiles etc) and for ffdshow to work properly (ie upscale dvd/sd divx material) it needs to be enabled for all uncompressed video (at least, thats what I understand).&nbsp; So even with profiles etc you'll get ffdshow interfering and causing DXVA to break.&nbsp; Instead I've now enabled about 25% of noise reduction and sharpening in the nVidia controlpanel which applies to all SD material (as far as I can gather, at least it doesnt seem to have any effect on HD material) and I must say I'm fairly pleased with the result. It's not quite up there with ffdshow (setup correctly) but it gets far without any CPU usage which is good!&nbsp; You'll probably need an nVidia card of one of the later generations though I'd suspect, but Ati should have similar options in their control panel?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wagenveld, post: 498483, member: 77234"] I would be interested in how you're planning to get upscaling for non-HD stuff and leave DXVA intact? I've tried myself (using profiles etc) and for ffdshow to work properly (ie upscale dvd/sd divx material) it needs to be enabled for all uncompressed video (at least, thats what I understand). So even with profiles etc you'll get ffdshow interfering and causing DXVA to break. Instead I've now enabled about 25% of noise reduction and sharpening in the nVidia controlpanel which applies to all SD material (as far as I can gather, at least it doesnt seem to have any effect on HD material) and I must say I'm fairly pleased with the result. It's not quite up there with ffdshow (setup correctly) but it gets far without any CPU usage which is good! You'll probably need an nVidia card of one of the later generations though I'd suspect, but Ati should have similar options in their control panel? [/QUOTE]

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