In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Tony Houghton wrote:
> I've tried it out in an experimental video player I'm writing (which
> is easier than getting mythtv to work!). The [DRI] vsync appears to
> work but I haven't tried it on a TV yet to see if it solves the
> interlacing problem.
I managed to try it ou
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Seppo Ingalsuo wrote:
> This is a bit off-thread but I guess the pain in the *** interlaced
> video won't be killed in near future. Has anyone been able to output
> with xinelibout properly scaled video to 1080i over DVI/HDMI without
> need to de-interlace in PC but in t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think with XVMC you don't get deinterlacing, because you forward sort of mpeg
data to video card, and if videocard cannot do proper deinterlacing. Starting
from Nvidia 6600 there is purevideo hardware deinterlacers which work ok on
Windows side.
Here is a summary
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> I have a LCD projector with a native res of 800x600 connected via RGB
So on your projector you have 4/3 aspect ratio, on 16/9 content (HD) you
get 800x450.
> HD 720p content shows smaller, in the middle of the screen but looks
> amazing HD 1080i as well only fills the center of the screen and
I have finally got xineliboutput working well enough with xvmc.
I have the ATSC patch to VDR and a channels.conf with some atsc channels
which works fine and decode smoothly, but I dont know what settings you
guys are using for HDTV output that works well.
I have a LCD projector with a nativ
