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Originally Posted by gadianton /forum/post/14169775
I think a lot of people would say purevideo. I was dissatisfied with purevideo, however. It just didn't handle deinterlacing well.
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Originally Posted by gadianton /forum/post/14169775
I was dissatisfied with purevideo, however.
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Originally Posted by TheFranchise /forum/post/14170202
PureVideo is junk. When it works, great, but it's picky. PDVD7 (PowerDVD) is pretty much an updated and better PureVideo anyway.
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Originally Posted by TheFranchise /forum/post/14170202
For free, my first choices would be either Dscaler5 or the "damn, does this thing ever not work?" Gabest MPV. When other decoders falter, Gabest tends to play it fine.
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Originally Posted by TheFranchise /forum/post/14170202
For free, my first choices would be either Dscaler5 or the "damn, does this thing ever not work?" Gabest MPV. When other decoders falter, Gabest tends to play it fine.
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Originally Posted by gadianton /forum/post/14169775
I think a lot of people would say purevideo. I was dissatisfied with purevideo, however. It just didn't handle deinterlacing well. Also, my impression is that it has not been updated in years. I personally use elecard and am sufficiently satisfied with it. Cyberlink seems to have a pretty decent one, and I think the new v.8 is supposed to be good.
Anyway, the consensus is probably purevideo, but in practice you should just try out a bunch until you find one that you are happy with.
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Originally Posted by charlesj123 /forum/post/14172688
gadianton,
I tried Elecard myself and found it very good in software mode. But using DXVA, was not better than Purevideo.
I made this comparison with Nvidia 6150 using encoded NTSC Walt Disney films and I could see segnificant deinterlacing artefacts on fast moving scene. But on software mode, picture was just beautiful without artefacts.
The other downside on Elecard, it doesn't play DVD without copy protection removal software.
Did you experiement the same?
Charles
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Originally Posted by joesavu /forum/post/14253133
my findings were disappointing. Tried every mpeg2 codec I can find for playback in zoomplayer. video playback looks the same as 680g, I found ghosting when when moving. The 780g works better with codecs in terms of seeking forward and backward. I would keep this board if I had demand for playing blueray or hddvd but I play mpeg2 HD so the nvidia 6150 does a better job for my needs. Its going on the auction block, I got 3 680gs so I dont need a forth. lol