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<blockquote data-quote="buddy101" data-source="post: 475551" data-attributes="member: 95727">Hi zunixnuz,what graphic card and CPU are you using?I've played a little bit around with the settings in CCC and found out, that HT2.0 (5050e + ATI 3200HD) seems to be too slow for DXVA + motion adaptive deinterlacing + Aero + HD TV (or the ATI 9.5 drivers are crap <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />)If I disable Aero and enable motion adaptive deinterlacing -&gt; Premiere HD with EVR and 50 fpsIf I enable Aero and disable deinterlacing (set to wave) -&gt; Premiere HD with EVR and 50 fpsIf I enable Aero and enable MA deinterlacing -&gt; Premiere HD with EVR and only 30-40 fps.CPU load in all cases is about 5-10% -&gt; DXVA is working.It's very funny that only HD TV has the problem. 1080i and 1080p MKVs have no problems with that. Is HD TV (Premiere HD for example) interlaced or progressive? And which resolution is send by Premiere?I will disable Aero and enable manually MA deinterlacing and will take a look on tearing. If the tearing will be very bad, I will borrow a HT3.0 CPU from my work to check if this is the issue.But it's strange that your problem is only when you wake up the system.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="buddy101, post: 475551, member: 95727"] Hi zunixnuz, what graphic card and CPU are you using? I've played a little bit around with the settings in CCC and found out, that HT2.0 (5050e + ATI 3200HD) seems to be too slow for DXVA + motion adaptive deinterlacing + Aero + HD TV (or the ATI 9.5 drivers are crap :-)) If I disable Aero and enable motion adaptive deinterlacing -> Premiere HD with EVR and 50 fps If I enable Aero and disable deinterlacing (set to wave) -> Premiere HD with EVR and 50 fps If I enable Aero and enable MA deinterlacing -> Premiere HD with EVR and only 30-40 fps. CPU load in all cases is about 5-10% -> DXVA is working. It's very funny that only HD TV has the problem. 1080i and 1080p MKVs have no problems with that. Is HD TV (Premiere HD for example) interlaced or progressive? And which resolution is send by Premiere? I will disable Aero and enable manually MA deinterlacing and will take a look on tearing. If the tearing will be very bad, I will borrow a HT3.0 CPU from my work to check if this is the issue. But it's strange that your problem is only when you wake up the system. [/QUOTE]

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