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<blockquote data-quote="adk0212" data-source="post: 401311" data-attributes="member: 90381">I am experiencing poor DVD playback quality characterized by what looks like some sort of antialising. I have a screenshot that clearly shows the problem: <a href="http://www.kroptech.com/~adk0212/mp-antialias-dvd.png" target="_blank">http://www.kroptech.com/~adk0212/mp-antialias-dvd.png</a> Looking at the screenshot you can see gray vertical lines disrupting the white text.This is when playing back DVDs from ripped VIDEO_TS folders. I have not yet tried playing a physical disc. Playback of hi def AVI content is good quality with no sign of the &quot;antialised&quot; grunge that DVDs are showing. Only DVDs are showing this problem.I have tried switching the DVD video codec from MPV to ffdshow and others with no change in this issue. That makes me think it might be unrelated to the codec. I have no filters/post-processors enabled.Any ideas?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="adk0212, post: 401311, member: 90381"] I am experiencing poor DVD playback quality characterized by what looks like some sort of antialising. I have a screenshot that clearly shows the problem: [URL="http://www.kroptech.com/~adk0212/mp-antialias-dvd.png"]http://www.kroptech.com/~adk0212/mp-antialias-dvd.png[/URL] Looking at the screenshot you can see gray vertical lines disrupting the white text. This is when playing back DVDs from ripped VIDEO_TS folders. I have not yet tried playing a physical disc. Playback of hi def AVI content is good quality with no sign of the "antialised" grunge that DVDs are showing. Only DVDs are showing this problem. I have tried switching the DVD video codec from MPV to ffdshow and others with no change in this issue. That makes me think it might be unrelated to the codec. I have no filters/post-processors enabled. Any ideas? [/QUOTE]

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