1080i videos: What are your settings?

chapas · 7th July 2011, 05:44

Hello guys. I've been having some problems playing 1080i ts files, mostly MPEG2.

I can't get a combination of player/decoder/renderer to make sure I get properly deinterlaced video and smooth playback.

I have Windows 7 64bit and an ATI 4870.

My player is MPC-HC with EVR-CP. If I use the internal filters, no DXVA is used and no deinterlacing. If I use the MS DTV-DVD decoder, I get DXVA with deinterlacing but playback is choppy.

Can you tell me what do you normally use to play HDTV broadcast 1080i?

Thank you!

fairchild · 7th July 2011, 06:06

Try using ffdshow video decoder and the deinterlacing filter set to Yadif. Of course, you need to have an adequate CPU to have smooth playback.

TheElix · 7th July 2011, 12:06

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Originally Posted by chapas

Can you tell me what do you normally use to play HDTV broadcast 1080i?

Cyberlink Video Decoder in DXVA, manually selected in Catalyst Control Center Motion Adaptive de-interlacing (pulldown detection OFF).

Mercury_22 · 7th July 2011, 12:51

MPC-HC & EVR-CP + LAV + MS DTV-DVD decoder

chapas · 7th July 2011, 13:36

Thank you guys!

TheElix, what does "pulldown detection OFF" change? Is it for better performance, or it's just not needed?

TheElix · 7th July 2011, 14:52

With this setting being turned ON reportedly there's a small lag when de-interlacing begins working. It makes some frames still look interlaced.

chapas · 8th July 2011, 02:07

Thanks again!

I updated MPC-HC (it was not that old) and now MPC-HC + EVR CP + MS DTV-DVD Decoder and it works fine. Seems not even Vector Adaptive deinterlacing reconstructs the stream perfectly.

mindbomb · 8th July 2011, 07:19

i have an amd e350, and when i try to use microsoft dtv dvd video decoder with hardware deinterlacing, it is terribly buggy. I use coreavc dxva for h264, and cyberlink pdvd11 dxva for vc-1 and mpeg 2.

chapas · 14th July 2011, 04:42

I didn't know CoreAVC had DXVA support. I'll give it a try, thank you!

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chapas Registered User Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 52	1080i videos: What are your settings? Hello guys. I've been having some problems playing 1080i ts files, mostly MPEG2. I can't get a combination of player/decoder/renderer to make sure I get properly deinterlaced video and smooth playback. I have Windows 7 64bit and an ATI 4870. My player is MPC-HC with EVR-CP. If I use the internal filters, no DXVA is used and no deinterlacing. If I use the MS DTV-DVD decoder, I get DXVA with deinterlacing but playback is choppy. Can you tell me what do you normally use to play HDTV broadcast 1080i? Thank you!

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fairchild Registered User Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 321	Try using ffdshow video decoder and the deinterlacing filter set to Yadif. Of course, you need to have an adequate CPU to have smooth playback. __________________ MPC-HC/MPC-BE, Lav Filters, MadVR CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600, Video: AMD Radeon RX Vega 56 -> TCL S405 55", Audio: Audio-Technica M50S

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Mercury_22 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 1,138	MPC-HC & EVR-CP + LAV + MS DTV-DVD decoder __________________ Intel UHD Graphics 750; Win 10 22H2

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mindbomb Registered User Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 576	i have an amd e350, and when i try to use microsoft dtv dvd video decoder with hardware deinterlacing, it is terribly buggy. I use coreavc dxva for h264, and cyberlink pdvd11 dxva for vc-1 and mpeg 2. Last edited by mindbomb; 10th July 2011 at 08:30.

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7th July 2011, 13:36	#5 \| Link
chapas Registered User Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 52	Thank you guys! TheElix, what does "pulldown detection OFF" change? Is it for better performance, or it's just not needed?

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TheElix Registered User Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 236	With this setting being turned ON reportedly there's a small lag when de-interlacing begins working. It makes some frames still look interlaced.

8th July 2011, 02:07	#7 \| Link
chapas Registered User Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 52	Thanks again! I updated MPC-HC (it was not that old) and now MPC-HC + EVR CP + MS DTV-DVD Decoder and it works fine. Seems not even Vector Adaptive deinterlacing reconstructs the stream perfectly.

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chapas Registered User Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 52	I didn't know CoreAVC had DXVA support. I'll give it a try, thank you!