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<blockquote data-quote="Larzon" data-source="post: 646880" data-attributes="member: 101335">Re: SAF v5.00 experimental (based on FFDShow DXVA decoder)Sorry I was discussing more than one issue in my other post.&nbsp; Just to be clear, I observed zero dropped frames whether using NVIDIA 9400 GPU or FFDSHOW (CPU) for deinterlacing.&nbsp; But I've since abandoned GPU deinterlacing for 1080i; I just wanted to say it is possible with the 9400 on my system.OK, the main issue I wish to address is the FFDSHOW audio-video synchronization problem inside MediaPortal.FFDSHOW is using the YADIF deinterlacer...&nbsp; Do you suppose a less-intensive deinterlacer would help the synchronization issue when playing in MediaPortal?If so, can you suggest which FFDSHOW deinterlacer is similar to the MPC (Gabest) deinterlacer?&nbsp; I will try them all eventually, but any hints would be helpful.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Larzon, post: 646880, member: 101335"] [b]Re: SAF v5.00 experimental (based on FFDShow DXVA decoder)[/b] Sorry I was discussing more than one issue in my other post. Just to be clear, I observed zero dropped frames whether using NVIDIA 9400 GPU or FFDSHOW (CPU) for deinterlacing. But I've since abandoned GPU deinterlacing for 1080i; I just wanted to say [I]it is possible[/I] with the 9400 on my system. OK, the main issue I wish to address is the FFDSHOW [I]audio-video synchronization[/I] problem inside MediaPortal. FFDSHOW is using the YADIF deinterlacer... Do you suppose a less-intensive deinterlacer would help the synchronization issue when playing in MediaPortal? If so, can you suggest which FFDSHOW deinterlacer is similar to the MPC (Gabest) deinterlacer? I will try them all eventually, but any hints would be helpful. [/QUOTE]

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