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<blockquote data-quote="scythelt" data-source="post: 174264" data-attributes="member: 27879"><p>I have an ATI x1300 and have been playing around with codecs and various deinterlace settings for months trying to hit on a good combination. I'm very picky about quality. While I've almost got the colour saturation and contrast right, I can never get the sharpness to a level where it matches the inbuilt DTV tuner in my Samsung LCD.</p><p></p><p>Watching tv via the internal tuner on my Samsung is like night and day compared to MP. As a result, I tend to only use MP TV for watching recordings, but not PVR style viewing or casual tv watching.</p><p></p><p>Can anybody report whether they have crisp, sharp deinterlacing? It's particularly obvious around text - watch any news bulletin and you will see the difference quite clearly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="scythelt, post: 174264, member: 27879"] I have an ATI x1300 and have been playing around with codecs and various deinterlace settings for months trying to hit on a good combination. I'm very picky about quality. While I've almost got the colour saturation and contrast right, I can never get the sharpness to a level where it matches the inbuilt DTV tuner in my Samsung LCD. Watching tv via the internal tuner on my Samsung is like night and day compared to MP. As a result, I tend to only use MP TV for watching recordings, but not PVR style viewing or casual tv watching. Can anybody report whether they have crisp, sharp deinterlacing? It's particularly obvious around text - watch any news bulletin and you will see the difference quite clearly. [/QUOTE]
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