We have a legacy video editing product that uses direct X to render video to the screen (EVR). We recently noticed that our application does not handle mixed media raster's as it did before (HD Graphics 4600 and earlier worked fine, HD Graphics 510 and newer do not). We allocate a single direct X device and allocate the largest buffer we might need up front, then use it when resolutions change (the texture size normally works fine here when blitting to the target window). From the behavior we are seeing, it looks like the blits are ignoring the source texture size and are defaulting to the full size of the back-buffer instead. If we start with a 1080p source, then switch to a 720p source, the 720p source is not resized up in the target window, but is left in the upper left corner of our window with the old 1080p video in the background. I believe this is a driver bug, unique to the new hardware. We don't see this behavior on our 4600 or older systems, or on other graphics subsystems (NVidia, ATX). Please advise if a test sample is required.
Steve
