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<blockquote data-quote="HakanThn" data-source="post: 383861" data-attributes="member: 88975">Thanks for your hints on deinterlacing!about the &quot;LCD overdrive&quot; solution:I use a 40inch LCD-TV: Hyundai Q400 on VGA together with (cloned) an LG W1952TQ monitor on DVI. Resolution is set to 1360x768, which is pixelmapped on the LCD-TV. Somehow &quot;LCD overdrive&quot; helps the problem for me, though I don't believe the screens are too slow. Beats me why this is working...Regarding deinterlacing: I will probably not watch any 1080i content. Only SD DVB-T (576i?), ripped films at 720p and original BD (at 1080p I believe). So therefore I only need to deinterlace SD TV. This should be possible to do in software? Five years ago I used an old machine as HTPC, and I used dScaler in Showshifter to deinterlace 576i. Don't remember the name of the deinterlacer filter I used, but it was some sort of adaptive filter, which also doubled the output frame rate. It gave very good picture quality, even for sport show. Had no problems with CPU capacity. So, software deinterlacing 576i should be no problems using 4850e!? Have any suggestions on what to use? ffdshow? What filter settings? Should I disable hardware deinterlacing, and if so how do I do that?Like damenace, I bought these components because I read they were about the best you can get for a HTPC. But I have a better picture quality from my Sony RDR-HDR870 DVD player. A little tweaking left to do I guess...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HakanThn, post: 383861, member: 88975"] Thanks for your hints on deinterlacing! about the "LCD overdrive" solution: I use a 40inch LCD-TV: Hyundai Q400 on VGA together with (cloned) an LG W1952TQ monitor on DVI. Resolution is set to 1360x768, which is pixelmapped on the LCD-TV. Somehow "LCD overdrive" helps the problem for me, though I don't believe the screens are too slow. Beats me why this is working... Regarding deinterlacing: I will probably not watch any 1080i content. Only SD DVB-T (576i?), ripped films at 720p and original BD (at 1080p I believe). So therefore I only need to deinterlace SD TV. This should be possible to do in software? Five years ago I used an old machine as HTPC, and I used dScaler in Showshifter to deinterlace 576i. Don't remember the name of the deinterlacer filter I used, but it was some sort of adaptive filter, which also doubled the output frame rate. It gave very good picture quality, even for sport show. Had no problems with CPU capacity. So, software deinterlacing 576i should be no problems using 4850e!? Have any suggestions on what to use? ffdshow? What filter settings? Should I disable hardware deinterlacing, and if so how do I do that? Like damenace, I bought these components because I read they were about the best you can get for a HTPC. But I have a better picture quality from my Sony RDR-HDR870 DVD player. A little tweaking left to do I guess... [/QUOTE]

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