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<blockquote data-quote="BigBuddha" data-source="post: 33955" data-attributes="member: 14670">Hi Jawbroken,The TV is capable of 1080i but I am effectively running it at 720p or 1280x720 to be precise. This is because it gets me the best overall PQ and screen position/size adjustments. In terms of pixels it is natively 1024x1024 but the pixels are actually rectangular instead of square. They are 0.5mm H x 0.9mm W.I was reading about an Adaptec hardware capture card and I noticed that it said that it was able to process live signal at Full D1, I seem to remember seeing something about that in the settings part of the Hauppage &quot;video card setup&quot; in MP, with D1 being the highest setting and this is also what it was set to. I noticed that it was also stated that D1 was 720 x 480 (I think), so now it has got me wondering if this is part of the problem. Maybe capturing and displaying only 480 horizontal lines into a display that is capable of displaying 1024 Horizontal lines is giving the picture the blurry effect that I am seeing?I of course am only clutching at straws at this point, and if the above is not relevant and your description of too many conversions is actually the problem, then is there a solution?Thanks,BB</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BigBuddha, post: 33955, member: 14670"] Hi Jawbroken, The TV is capable of 1080i but I am effectively running it at 720p or 1280x720 to be precise. This is because it gets me the best overall PQ and screen position/size adjustments. In terms of pixels it is natively 1024x1024 but the pixels are actually rectangular instead of square. They are 0.5mm H x 0.9mm W. I was reading about an Adaptec hardware capture card and I noticed that it said that it was able to process live signal at Full D1, I seem to remember seeing something about that in the settings part of the Hauppage "video card setup" in MP, with D1 being the highest setting and this is also what it was set to. I noticed that it was also stated that D1 was 720 x 480 (I think), so now it has got me wondering if this is part of the problem. Maybe capturing and displaying only 480 horizontal lines into a display that is capable of displaying 1024 Horizontal lines is giving the picture the blurry effect that I am seeing? I of course am only clutching at straws at this point, and if the above is not relevant and your description of too many conversions is actually the problem, then is there a solution? Thanks, BB [/QUOTE]

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