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<blockquote data-quote="CCob" data-source="post: 389737" data-attributes="member: 84421">You are basically seeing 2 issues here.&nbsp; The first issue is your panel scaling your PC picture when using HDMI, 1:1 or just scan should solve this if your TV supports it.&nbsp; If not, then stick with the D-SUB.&nbsp; Your second issue, which you have already noticed is de-interlacing, which you will see over HDMI or D-SUB.&nbsp; Personally I don't think MP's de-interlacer is up to much (just my opinion) neither is ATI's (Bob or Weave) de-interlacer in hardware (DXVA), I have not seen nvidia's de-interlacer in action.&nbsp; What I find the best is the yadif de-interlacer in ffdshow.To use this, install the latest ffdshow tryouts with the raw ffdshow filter.&nbsp; Add the raw ffdshow filter to the post processing section under your TV section, and then configure the ffdshow codec's de-interlacing section.&nbsp; Personally I use yadif de-interlacer, but there are many there which you can try.Now the draw backs.&nbsp; The main issue is HD content.&nbsp; If you also watch HD content and use DXVA, post processing filters will break that and decoding will all be done in software.&nbsp; Ideally you would want to use ffdshow tryouts as the codec for MPEG 2 only, but due to certain incompatibilities, ffdshow is black listed as a codec so even though you can select it, it wont work, which is why we have to use it as a post processing filter instead.Let us know how it goes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CCob, post: 389737, member: 84421"] You are basically seeing 2 issues here. The first issue is your panel scaling your PC picture when using HDMI, 1:1 or just scan should solve this if your TV supports it. If not, then stick with the D-SUB. Your second issue, which you have already noticed is de-interlacing, which you will see over HDMI or D-SUB. Personally I don't think MP's de-interlacer is up to much (just my opinion) neither is ATI's (Bob or Weave) de-interlacer in hardware (DXVA), I have not seen nvidia's de-interlacer in action. What I find the best is the yadif de-interlacer in ffdshow. To use this, install the latest ffdshow tryouts with the raw ffdshow filter. Add the raw ffdshow filter to the post processing section under your TV section, and then configure the ffdshow codec's de-interlacing section. Personally I use yadif de-interlacer, but there are many there which you can try. Now the draw backs. The main issue is HD content. If you also watch HD content and use DXVA, post processing filters will break that and decoding will all be done in software. Ideally you would want to use ffdshow tryouts as the codec for MPEG 2 only, but due to certain incompatibilities, ffdshow is black listed as a codec so even though you can select it, it wont work, which is why we have to use it as a post processing filter instead. Let us know how it goes. [/QUOTE]

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