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<blockquote data-quote="outlive" data-source="post: 253887" data-attributes="member: 65611">i know that, but it doesn't matter...2 interlaced frames pictures have the same pixel amounts then 1 progressive framewhy are you &quot;guessing&quot; what avivo can and can't do - i suggest you are reading up on that information:excerpt of the Atis Avivo Whitepaper:Vector Adaptive de-interlacingWith Avivo, ATI introduces a highly advanced de-interlacing scheme – vector adaptive - thatexcels even at the hardest of de-interlacing cases (such as low-angle diagonal lines).In this algorithm, Avivo-enabled hardware selects the best data to build a progressive frame fromeither the raw field data (when motion is detected to be low) or from a video data that isinterpolated along several vectors.for the full text you can take a look at th &quot;ATI Avivo Whitepaper&quot; - downloadable here:<a href="http://ati.amd.com/technology/avivo/downloads.html" target="_blank">ATI Avivo™ - Downloads</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="outlive, post: 253887, member: 65611"] i know that, but it doesn't matter... 2 interlaced frames pictures have the same pixel amounts then 1 progressive frame why are you "guessing" what avivo can and can't do - i suggest you are reading up on that information: excerpt of the Atis Avivo Whitepaper: [I][B]Vector Adaptive de-interlacing[/B] With Avivo, ATI introduces a highly advanced de-interlacing scheme – vector adaptive - that excels even at the hardest of de-interlacing cases (such as low-angle diagonal lines). In this algorithm, Avivo-enabled hardware selects the best data to build a progressive frame from either the raw field data (when motion is detected to be low) or from a video data that is interpolated along several vectors.[/I] for the full text you can take a look at th "ATI Avivo Whitepaper" - downloadable here: [url=http://ati.amd.com/technology/avivo/downloads.html]ATI Avivo™ - Downloads[/url] [/QUOTE]

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