On Wed, 2005-03-09 at 12:14 +0000, Stephen Williams wrote: > Of course, the way to get 'optimal' TV-out from your Nvidia (or other) > card is not to use it's TV-out facilities at all and build a VGA -> > SCART converter for SDTVs (see http://www.sput.nl/hardware/tv-x.html > for example).
But my TV does not have a "SCART" connector on it. I don't think I have ever seen a TV with a SCART connector. All I have is the North American standard connector for cable/antenna, composite, s-video and component. I do agree with your concept though of treating a TV like a fixed frequency monitor. On the issue of hardware encoding and whether it preserves the interlacing, I do believe the PVR-250 I have in my machine does indeed preserve the interlacing in the MPEG2 stream it creates. I do transcode to MPEG4 with Myth though. Anyone know if that still preserves the interlaced fields? b.
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