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<blockquote data-quote="pnyberg" data-source="post: 497561" data-attributes="member: 24255"><p>Ok, I guess your quality is mostly dependent on your GFx card. I'm using an ATI Hd2600Xt (see my spec) with Vector Adaptive interlacing which produces very good picture quality - both with 576i and 720p.</p><p></p><p>ATI Avivo decoder didn't support DXVA when I last tested... So if you have a newer ATI HD series or Nvidia 9xxx card you will not be dissapointed...</p><p></p><p>In my opinion I get better picture quality with Gfx card than with my inbuilt DVB-T tuner in the TV (only 576i)...</p><p>Also I have the possibility to set gamma levels on the GFx driver settings, which I don't have on my TV (rather old TV now...).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pnyberg, post: 497561, member: 24255"] Ok, I guess your quality is mostly dependent on your GFx card. I'm using an ATI Hd2600Xt (see my spec) with Vector Adaptive interlacing which produces very good picture quality - both with 576i and 720p. ATI Avivo decoder didn't support DXVA when I last tested... So if you have a newer ATI HD series or Nvidia 9xxx card you will not be dissapointed... In my opinion I get better picture quality with Gfx card than with my inbuilt DVB-T tuner in the TV (only 576i)... Also I have the possibility to set gamma levels on the GFx driver settings, which I don't have on my TV (rather old TV now...). [/QUOTE]
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