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<blockquote data-quote="hulkhaugen" data-source="post: 393469" data-attributes="member: 84392">ok, so what i'm doing is upscaling to 720p with software (windows/ati?), and then upscaling it to 1080p with my LCD?Well, the obvious reason is that i'm not able to read what's on the tv (internet sites etc), my desktop look like crap, and even worse if i try to rise the dpi. Is there more tweaks to the dpi settings to make it look like it does with a lower resolution? Sittin' 3 meters away from a 52&quot;, but 1080 makes tings too small, 720 feels about right....Isn't DXVA only used for HD material, like H.264?Well, the reason why i'm asking about this is because it's recommended in the <a href="https://www.team-mediaportal.com/manual/Postprocessing" target="_blank">&quot;official guide&quot;</a>, explaining that the result will be a smoother look after downscaling the overupscaled picture... I also feel skeptical about this one, considering unnecessary use of cpu/gpu power...And where does ATI AVIVO fit in to this picture?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hulkhaugen, post: 393469, member: 84392"] ok, so what i'm doing is upscaling to 720p with software (windows/ati?), and then upscaling it to 1080p with my LCD? Well, the obvious reason is that i'm not able to read what's on the tv (internet sites etc), my desktop look like crap, and even worse if i try to rise the dpi. Is there more tweaks to the dpi settings to make it look like it does with a lower resolution? Sittin' 3 meters away from a 52", but 1080 makes tings too small, 720 feels about right.... Isn't DXVA only used for HD material, like H.264? Well, the reason why i'm asking about this is because it's recommended in the [url=https://www.team-mediaportal.com/manual/Postprocessing]"official guide"[/url], explaining that the result will be a smoother look after downscaling the overupscaled picture... I also feel skeptical about this one, considering unnecessary use of cpu/gpu power... And where does ATI AVIVO fit in to this picture? [/QUOTE]

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