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<blockquote data-quote="hansb" data-source="post: 77514" data-attributes="member: 24717"><p>Thanks for the link.</p><p>I have some problem with this though, "Spatial-Temporal De-Interlacing", what</p><p>does that mean in reality? The 6150 does not handle it. Is this something I will</p><p>miss? I do want HW supported de-interlacing. The IVTC I can do without. Can not</p><p>imagine when I would need that. The issue then is how much power the 6150</p><p>really provides. It is not only a matter of features is supports, it must be able</p><p>to handle the workload too. Is the 6150 powerful enough to provide a 1080p</p><p>resolution?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hansb, post: 77514, member: 24717"] Thanks for the link. I have some problem with this though, "Spatial-Temporal De-Interlacing", what does that mean in reality? The 6150 does not handle it. Is this something I will miss? I do want HW supported de-interlacing. The IVTC I can do without. Can not imagine when I would need that. The issue then is how much power the 6150 really provides. It is not only a matter of features is supports, it must be able to handle the workload too. Is the 6150 powerful enough to provide a 1080p resolution? [/QUOTE]
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