(I'm a MythTV newbie, so maybe I'm just missing something in the
config. But, anyway, here is my observation so far.)
I have noticed similar issues on my ATSC / QAM MythTV box. When
deinterlacing is on, I get weird effects on the OSD. I also see
effects on progressive content (720p stations,
I have noticed similar issues on my ATSC / QAM MythTV box. When
deinterlacing is on, I get weird effects on the OSD. I also see
effects on progressive content (720p stations, like Fox-HD, ABC-HD,
and ESPN-HD).
I had assumed that the de-interlacing would adapt to the video source,
and turn off
On 7/15/05, jason bright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Certain times there will be very bad/obvious interlacing issues.
> Usually with rolling credits, crawling news tickers, or for some
> reason The Simpsons really shows it..
>
> In those cases I've tried the bob de-interlacing and it improves the
On 7/15/05, Donavan Stanley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 7/15/05, jason bright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Certain times there will be very bad/obvious interlacing issues.
> > Usually with rolling credits, crawling news tickers, or for some
> > reason The Simpsons really shows it..
> >
> > In
> Bob still does it to me. I've been told that turning on opengl-vsync
> will fix it, but I still get it. It makes the OSD jittery, like it's
> bouncing up and down 1 pixel incredibly fast. I think (I don't
> remember because it never worked so I don't use it) that it did it to
> the broadcast a
On Fri, 2005-07-15 at 18:07 -0400, Ian Trider wrote:
> > Bob still does it to me. I've been told that turning on opengl-vsync
> > will fix it, but I still get it. It makes the OSD jittery, like it's
> > bouncing up and down 1 pixel incredibly fast. I think (I don't
> > remember because it never
Mark Cooke wrote:
On Fri, 2005-07-15 at 18:07 -0400, Ian Trider wrote:
Bob still does it to me. I've been told that turning on opengl-vsync
will fix it, but I still get it. It makes the OSD jittery, like it's
bouncing up and down 1 pixel incredibly fast. I think (I don't
remember because
On Fri, 2005-07-15 at 21:04 -0400, Michael T. Dean wrote:
> Mark Cooke wrote:
> >Or try bob, but with a slight speed adjustment (M key then left/right
> >arrows during playback). I see the bouncing at standard speed playback,
> >but at x1.05 or x0.95, the bouncing is gone.
> >
> Are you talking a
On Fri, Jul 15, 2005 at 06:07:17PM -0400, Ian Trider wrote:
> Try kerneldeint -- much more processor intensive but it'll look great.
Last time I tried, it looked like the frame rate was halved and hence
panning was not smooth at all. No such problem with bob.
Hamish
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