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Author: | dmfrey [ Fri Mar 24, 2006 12:34 pm ] |
Post subject: | HDTV Tearing - Why is it not the same for every channel? |
All, I have been playing with getting the correct settings down for viewing live hdtv. I notice some tearing, but it doesn't appear to be the same for all channels. Currently, when I view any sports, I get a great amount of tearing . HBO HD, or any premium channel like that, all appear fine. ABC: good, NBC: bad, CBS: bad, FOX: Some Good, Some Bad. When I view the recorded content, however, I do not see any of this (tv or video), or do I see it when watching a DVD. My system should be powerful enough to handle live HDTV: AMD 64 3200 1GB RAM 250 GB HD ASUS GeForce 6200T I am running R5B7 and connecting over firewire to a motorola dct-6200. Has anyone else experienced this? If you have resolved it, would you mind sharing your settings? Currently, I am not De-interlacing the vidoe as this proves to be the best for me. Thanks. |
Author: | nigelpearson [ Fri Mar 24, 2006 6:03 pm ] |
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I don't have much experience with HD signals (and I am in Australia, so our HD transmissions are different), but I think you will find different channels, and different material, uses different bitrates. e.g. Sports may be 15Mb/s 720p, a movie may be 10Mb/s 1080i If you have a look at your recordings, you should be able to roughly work out the rate from the number of GB/hour. I suspect that your machine is fast enough to play this material back from a hard disk, but not fast enough to be reading the data from FireWire plus writing it to hard disk plus playing it back from the same disk. Have a look in this forum's DTV topic for more information. Be thankful you can playback HD. None of my computers are fast enough ![]() |
Author: | mad_paddler [ Sat Mar 25, 2006 5:17 am ] |
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I thought tearing normally occurs when the refresh rate of your source doesn't match the refresh rate of your display? |
Author: | ryanpatterson [ Sat Mar 25, 2006 10:29 am ] |
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mad_paddler wrote: I thought tearing normally occurs when the refresh rate of your source doesn't match the refresh rate of your display?
Or the player is unable to maintain a constant framerate. dmfrey: What connection are you using for your HDTV? DVI/VGA? Have you tried setting different output resolution for the different channels? I think you car causing mythTV to resize some recordings to match your output resolution and the extra CPU power required for the resize causes tearing. |
Author: | dmfrey [ Sun Mar 26, 2006 2:14 pm ] |
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ryanpatterson: I am using the DVI out with a DVI-HDMI cable to the TV. The TV is a Toshiba 56MX195. I am not sure how to set the different output for the different channels. I will look through the menus and what I can find. Could you post some information on that for me? One thing I am going to try is to be sure the dct-6200 is set to, for instance, 1080i and that the TVOutput is also set to HD1080i. Right now, I do not think they are in sync. If I am going completely in the wrong direction here, please let me know. |
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