Outstanding. I've grabbed that and will run some tests when I get back
from sitting around the pool for a bit. I forgot I also have the Digital
Video Essentials DVD which whould also probably be good source material
(although I have to get it back from my dad). Thanks for slapping me with
the obvious!
Bry
I've used the Digital Video Essentials, but IIRC, it's annoyingly
missing any sort of objective resolution test pattern. The EIA1956 is a
simple, B&W image that will more or less go up to the limit of DVD
resolution. You can then read off the "lines of resolution" on the scale.
I've even used a video card and custom modeline to generate 2x and
3x DVD lines (i.e. 1440x480 and 2160x480) as a test pattern to get even
higher bandwidth than DVD. Of course it's not necessary for testing a
PVR-250, but it can be used to compare different TVs.
-Cory
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* Cory Papenfuss *
* Electrical Engineering candidate Ph.D. graduate student *
* Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University *
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