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<blockquote data-quote="mycrow" data-source="post: 83689" data-attributes="member: 22767"><p>Thanks for your hints so far, guys....!</p><p></p><p>My graphics card is a Gigabyte 128 MB AGP with nVidia 6800 chipset....but tried a 5200 as well, does not make a difference. System is newly set up, but had it with my old one as well.</p><p></p><p>The first picture (good quality) and the one with the movement artefacts was produced using nvidia purevideo codecs (i think either "video" or "movie" setting). The other one (bad quality but no movement artefacts) was produced using DScaler. However, I can produce the same "blocky" image quality by changing to another setting in the nvidia puretec codec.</p><p></p><p>Changing the deinterlace mode inside mediaportal setup does not make a difference for me, whether I use codec A or B.</p><p></p><p>cheers,</p><p>mycrow</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mycrow, post: 83689, member: 22767"] Thanks for your hints so far, guys....! My graphics card is a Gigabyte 128 MB AGP with nVidia 6800 chipset....but tried a 5200 as well, does not make a difference. System is newly set up, but had it with my old one as well. The first picture (good quality) and the one with the movement artefacts was produced using nvidia purevideo codecs (i think either "video" or "movie" setting). The other one (bad quality but no movement artefacts) was produced using DScaler. However, I can produce the same "blocky" image quality by changing to another setting in the nvidia puretec codec. Changing the deinterlace mode inside mediaportal setup does not make a difference for me, whether I use codec A or B. cheers, mycrow [/QUOTE]
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