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<blockquote data-quote="scythelt" data-source="post: 174389" data-attributes="member: 27879"><p>@grubi - you wouldn't happen to know the registry settings off hand would you? Otherwise I will dig them up. I have the VA deinterlace setting, but not the VMR9 settings...</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I have my Samsung connected via D-SUB VGA which is mapped 1:1 (1360x768 with 3 pixel width either side empty). Unfortunately it's impossible to get 1:1 pixel mapping via HDMI with my model ('R' Series), so that's why I'm running VGA. It's very crisp via the desktop, so 1:1 is working a treat atm. It's just the DVB tv that's not looking so great when compared to say Lost in 720p h.264.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="scythelt, post: 174389, member: 27879"] @grubi - you wouldn't happen to know the registry settings off hand would you? Otherwise I will dig them up. I have the VA deinterlace setting, but not the VMR9 settings... I have my Samsung connected via D-SUB VGA which is mapped 1:1 (1360x768 with 3 pixel width either side empty). Unfortunately it's impossible to get 1:1 pixel mapping via HDMI with my model ('R' Series), so that's why I'm running VGA. It's very crisp via the desktop, so 1:1 is working a treat atm. It's just the DVB tv that's not looking so great when compared to say Lost in 720p h.264. [/QUOTE]
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