Mailing List Archive: will I be using cd-interlacing lpayback option on TV-out

will I be using cd-interlacing lpayback option on TV-out

May 16, 2003, 10:25 AM

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.. of my video card? The de-interlacing code doesnt seem to work so well on a
good quality TV/Monitor. I was hoping if I run s-video out from my geforce2MX
that I would not have to use the de-interlacing playback option and the tv
could do the de-interlacing for me [hopefully resulting in less cpu-usage and
better picture quality].

I did a search and couldnt exactly find an answer to this one.

Thanks, Mike

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RE: will I be using cd-interlacing lpayback option on TV-out [ In reply to ]

mikehillny at yahoo

May 16, 2003, 10:37 AM

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Subject should read: "Will I be using de-interlacing playback option on
TV-out"
not the mis-typing I sent ;)

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RE: will I be using cd-interlacing lpayback option on TV-out [ In reply to ]

jcaputo1 at comcast

May 16, 2003, 10:54 AM

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AFAIK, you don't need to turn on deinterlacing if you're displaying to a
TV... a TV normally displays an interlaced signal anyway. Deinterlacing is
for displaying to a non-interlaced display, such as a VGA monitor.

-JAC

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> [mailto:mythtv-users-bounces@snowman.net]On Behalf Of Michael Hill
> Sent: Friday, May 16, 2003 1:26 PM
> To: mythtv-users@snowman.net
> Subject: [mythtv-users] will I be using cd-interlacing lpayback option
> on TV-out
>
>
> The de-interlacing code doesnt seem to work
> so well on a
> good quality TV/Monitor. I was hoping if I run s-video out from
> my geforce2MX
> that I would not have to use the de-interlacing playback option and the tv
> could do the de-interlacing for me [.hopefully resulting in less
> cpu-usage and
> better picture quality].