On Sun, 2005-09-11 at 23:06 -0700, Gregorio Gervasio, Jr. wrote: > > > Which is why I asked what Jarod's TV is doing. In his > message, he said he does not use Myth's deinterlacer but feeds his TV > a 1080p signal, and that the TV does the deinterlacing.
Pressumably only if the content needs deinterlacing. > Technically, I suppose the TV could regenerate the interlaced > stream (by throwing away odd or even lines in alternating frames) and > then properly deinterlace the signal but I hadn't heard of any TV that > could do that. I think the hard part is determining if the content _needs_ deinterlacing. For truly interlaced-at-source content (i.e. video tape), I think this is more difficult. But for progressive-at-source -> telecine/3:2 pulldown content, this is pretty standard. Even software players like mplayer can do it (inverse telecine). b. -- My other computer is your Microsoft Windows server. Brian J. Murrell
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