[x86-64] No more "Deinterlacing" on newer Intel CPUs?

Is this really true?

Now i gave a n5105 in a optiplex 3000 a chance and everything worked absolutely great.

Smooth video playback + smooth kodi interface (the first low power device which ever solved this).

An absolute dream.

But then ... CNN SD ... NOT deinterlaced ???

Switched to 1080i Home Shopping Crap Channel ... ... Also NOT deinterlaced.

First i tried Windows + latest piers Kodi nightly and then when recognized that there is no deint i tried libreelec latest piers nightly.

WTF ... Which totally brainamputated [ABSOLUTELYCENSORED] intel developer [EVENMOREABSOLUTELYCENSORED] removed "HARDWARE DEINTERLACING" ??? ... !!! ???

I fu***** absolutely can't believe it.

Can anybody tell me why intel, a company with huge $$$ problems, destroys all new cpus for watching proper deinterlaced video content?

Isnt this a lil bit illogical?

Why did they do this?

Quote from smp

n5105 (Jasper Lake) does not support VAAPI-MADI and VAAPI-MCDI methods. VAAPI-BOB is low quality.

All new Intel CPUs except EHL/JSL can do proper hw deinterlacing. See here. "* EHL/JSL only support BOB DI"

The good news is that you can enable high quality "BWDIF" software deinterlacing. Switch "Deinterlace method" to "Deinterlace", that would enable BWDIF.

This is a lie!
This kind of deinterlacing is complete bullshit.

It looks many much worser than vaapi-motion compensated!

The last intel desktop cpus with best deinterlacing is 10. Gen e.g. Core i5-10400, i7-10700.
The last low power / passive cpus are Gemini Lake / Gemini Lake Refresh (Pentium J5040, N5030, Celeron N4100)

So be careful what u buy, if you want best looking quality with low rescource usage and low power consumption!

Otherwise ... Intel must only hit a switch and re-implement "Deinterlacing"