Niko Mikkila wrote: >On Mon, 26 Dec 2005 14:16:36 +0200 >Burak BAYER <bbayer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > >>I use budget card SS2 + softdevice CVS + ffmpeg 4.9.1 >> >>I have problem with deinterlacing and refresh rates I think. In footbal >>matches and other fast changing movies there is a ghosting problem. How >>can I fix it?? Is there any efficient way or deinterlace implementation?? >> >>_______________________________________________ >>vdr mailing list >>vdr@xxxxxxxxxxx >>http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr >> >> > >Softdevice currently lacks advanced deinterlacing algorithms that >output progressive video at 50 fps instead of the normal 25 fps. >Ghosting could be mostly eliminated with 25 fps algorithms (like >lavcdeint in MPlayer), but the fluidity of the video will still suffer. > >Right now Xine and the vdr-xine plugin is your best bet to get good >deinterlaced output. Use the tvtime post-processing plugin with >Greedy2Frame, GreedyH or TomsMoComp algorithms (example xine command >line is provided in vdr-xine documentation). This will require more >processing power than Softdevice with its normal deinterlacing >algorithms, but the adaptive algorithms in Xine also look much better. >With cheap_mode set to 1, Greedy2Frame works very well at 720x576 on a >600 MHz Athlon, but this may require compiling a locally optimized Xine >binary. > >-- >Niko Mikkil? > >_______________________________________________ >vdr mailing list >vdr@xxxxxxxxxxx >http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr > > > Thanks for your answer.. Is there any channel changing speed losses on xine-plugin. How about stability and long time use?? It is important.. How about tv-out with graphic card? I see ghosting eliminated with tv a little bit.. Is there any way to improve it with tv-out?? Last question I cannot work X with resolution 720x576? Can you write your timings here?? Maybe some good deinterlace algorithms can be port to libpp ..
