Black screen after deinterlacing, 2 video cards inside MacPro

Hi!
I'm using QT 7.2 Working with HDV1080i footage.
When I select Deinterlace option I get black screen...
I'm using two video cards X1900 (2x30" cinema) and GF7300 (1x23"cinema)
Please help...
regards
ARTI

Hi,
Safe Mode just loads basic video, it seems your graphic card doesn’t work properly with your computer.
For this situation, this seems a hardware issue, before you send device back to ASUS, you can update your BIOS to the latest version for a check.
Alex Zhao
TechNet Community Support

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