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<blockquote data-quote="gonzo21" data-source="post: 343953" data-attributes="member: 72970"><p>hi together, deinterlacing with ffdshow is a good thing, easy to manage and gives very good tv-output. I use 5-tap lowpass, but this really depends on what you like, what kind of tv you have and so on. To have fast situations go smooth on your htpc, really take care of the correct Hz-rate of your htpc-output. Havin a 100Hz LCD and giving him 60Hz signals out of your htpc will look quite stuttering on fast horizontal movements. I.e. try 50 Hz, that should be much better.</p><p>Additionally, have a look at your cpu power ... petsa speaks of adding some sharpening as well, thats fine, but you need to have some cpu power for this! I use an Athlon X2 2350-BE and adding sharpening really pushes the cpu-need for me ..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gonzo21, post: 343953, member: 72970"] hi together, deinterlacing with ffdshow is a good thing, easy to manage and gives very good tv-output. I use 5-tap lowpass, but this really depends on what you like, what kind of tv you have and so on. To have fast situations go smooth on your htpc, really take care of the correct Hz-rate of your htpc-output. Havin a 100Hz LCD and giving him 60Hz signals out of your htpc will look quite stuttering on fast horizontal movements. I.e. try 50 Hz, that should be much better. Additionally, have a look at your cpu power ... petsa speaks of adding some sharpening as well, thats fine, but you need to have some cpu power for this! I use an Athlon X2 2350-BE and adding sharpening really pushes the cpu-need for me .. [/QUOTE]
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