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<blockquote data-quote="jawbroken" data-source="post: 31943" data-attributes="member: 14372"><p>Spatial-Temporal deinterlacing is just a fancy form of deinterlacing. Deinterlacing is used because computer monitors/graphics cards are used to displaying progressive video, which means that all the lines on the screen are updated on each "pass" of the screen. The i in 1080i, however, is for interlaced. This means thatall the even lines are drawn on one pass, then all the odd lines on the next.</p><p></p><p>Spatial-Temporal deinterlacing is just a way of turning the series of odd and even lines into a single picture (which is not just as easy as adding them together because the camera is moving, etc). I assume spatial temporal deinterlacing just means it looks at not only the current frame (spatial) but also what things looked like in previous frames (temporal).</p><p></p><p>Basically it is just a good-looking deinterlacing method.</p><p></p><p>As for my setup, it is not totally finalised/purchased at the moment, but I am looking at:</p><p>Gigabyte K8NF-9 Motherboard</p><p>AMD 3200+ Venice CPU</p><p>512MB RAM</p><p>Gigabyte 6600GT (As I need component video output and couldn't manage to get it working acceptably on my Radeon 9800pro).</p><p>Dvico Fusion HDTV Dual Digital tuner</p><p></p><p>That is about it asides from DVD burner (which is a matter of preference really, and what you can get to be region free, if that is important to you), etc.</p><p></p><p>Oh, and I am thinking about a <a href="http://www.thermaltake.com/product/Chassis/desktop/tenor/vb2000_index.asp" target="_blank">thermaltake tenor case</a> as they take full ATX motherboards and power supplies and are reasonably priced ($175 from CPL <a href="http://www.cpl.net.au" target="_blank">http://www.cpl.net.au</a>)</p><p></p><p>Edit: The 6150 IS listed as supporting PureVideo, so it should be fine, I would think. <a href="http://nvidia.com/page/purevideo_support.html" target="_blank">http://nvidia.com/page/purevideo_support.html</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jawbroken, post: 31943, member: 14372"] Spatial-Temporal deinterlacing is just a fancy form of deinterlacing. Deinterlacing is used because computer monitors/graphics cards are used to displaying progressive video, which means that all the lines on the screen are updated on each "pass" of the screen. The i in 1080i, however, is for interlaced. This means thatall the even lines are drawn on one pass, then all the odd lines on the next. Spatial-Temporal deinterlacing is just a way of turning the series of odd and even lines into a single picture (which is not just as easy as adding them together because the camera is moving, etc). I assume spatial temporal deinterlacing just means it looks at not only the current frame (spatial) but also what things looked like in previous frames (temporal). Basically it is just a good-looking deinterlacing method. As for my setup, it is not totally finalised/purchased at the moment, but I am looking at: Gigabyte K8NF-9 Motherboard AMD 3200+ Venice CPU 512MB RAM Gigabyte 6600GT (As I need component video output and couldn't manage to get it working acceptably on my Radeon 9800pro). Dvico Fusion HDTV Dual Digital tuner That is about it asides from DVD burner (which is a matter of preference really, and what you can get to be region free, if that is important to you), etc. Oh, and I am thinking about a [url=http://www.thermaltake.com/product/Chassis/desktop/tenor/vb2000_index.asp]thermaltake tenor case[/url] as they take full ATX motherboards and power supplies and are reasonably priced ($175 from CPL [url]http://www.cpl.net.au[/url]) Edit: The 6150 IS listed as supporting PureVideo, so it should be fine, I would think. [url]http://nvidia.com/page/purevideo_support.html[/url] [/QUOTE]
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