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VictorLS · 25th September 2016, 21:20

Gleb Egorych
I have tried Slicies H.264 PAL 1080i-25.ts (from AVSForum) on XP (my BenQ FP241VW is 1920x1200 connected via DVI and I set 50Hz by nVIDIA's Control Panel). With check Enable Adaptive HW Deinterlacing it looks worse (more artifacts) then with unchecked in NVIDIA CUVID mode. On 7x64 I not see difference in LAV Video decode, but LAV CUVID Decoder shows worse with checked Use HQ ...
PS. I tried these Slicies in 2009 on AMD HD 3650 and nVIDIA GT220 - AMD was much better but IMHO it was only one preference over nVIDIA, but custom vertical frequency setup, colors, drivers, support and some other was made much better by nVIDIA.

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VictorLS Registered User Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Russian Crimea Posts: 335	Gleb Egorych I have tried Slicies H.264 PAL 1080i-25.ts (from AVSForum) on XP (my BenQ FP241VW is 1920x1200 connected via DVI and I set 50Hz by nVIDIA's Control Panel). With check Enable Adaptive HW Deinterlacing it looks worse (more artifacts) then with unchecked in NVIDIA CUVID mode. On 7x64 I not see difference in LAV Video decode, but LAV CUVID Decoder shows worse with checked Use HQ ... PS. I tried these Slicies in 2009 on AMD HD 3650 and nVIDIA GT220 - AMD was much better but IMHO it was only one preference over nVIDIA, but custom vertical frequency setup, colors, drivers, support and some other was made much better by nVIDIA. Last edited by VictorLS; 25th September 2016 at 22:04.