Kirk,
Check that dnr_temporal didn't change.
ivtvctl -C
If it is not zero, then try resetting it with:
ivtvctl -c dnr_temporal=0
On Fri, 06 Jan 2006 07:37:27 -0500
Kirk Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was curious if anyone else has seen anything remotely
like this before.
My Myth box has been running for over a year with a
PVR-350 card.
For the first 8 months or so everything looked great.
Then a few months ago I
noticed that all the video had severe ghosting.
What I see usually (some shows seem worse than others)
are 3 ghostly bars (I'd
guess 20-30 pixels in width) evenly spaced on the video.
They are stationary.
Then the moving video itself is ghosted also. Typically
the worst of it is seen in
the fleshtones of peoples faces. I can basically see an
entire second ghostly
image of their face offset many inches from their true
face.
I get it in LiveTV.
I get it on recorded TV.
I changed my video input from my satellite receiver to a
video camera and still get it.
I moved back to earlier versions of Myth code and IVTV
code and still get it.
Other this issue, everyting else works great.
I have a pcHDTV HD-3000 card which works fine (image is
clear as can be).
I was possibly thinking somehow a termination resistor
at the input may have blown
during a lightening storm or something, but I don't know
how to rule that one out without
having to buy a whole new card.
Is there anything in the software drivers that can cause
something like this ?
Anybody have a lowlevel method for checking the video
pipeline so I can narrow down where
the problem is coming from.
Thanks
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