[Esben]

Hi all,


I have an video editing system at work which I used to output a minute of SMTP-bars to a DV-tape. Played back the tape on a DV-VTR, connected using S-VHS to the TV-tuner, and used DScalers auto calibration to adjust the settings.


With regards to the colors and such coming from the TV-tuner, instead of the S-VHS input. Is the calibration still valid, ir should I scrap it? I must say it's awesome watching DScaler calibrating colors automagially.


The setup was BTW a bit untraditional since the TV-tuner card (Avermedia TvPhone) is in a IBM Thinkpad docking station, which a T23 is plugged into.

There isn't actually any problems doing it when using the T23, but when I use my own T22 it has problems creating the overlay windows in anything except full screen.


If size is reduced to windows size, it just shows a part of the image, as if the video was running fullscreen behind the desktop, and the DScaler window was like a tunnel going through it. Like a zoom mode or something.


But fullscreen works, and window mode works on the T23 as well.


Best regards from Denmark.

 

[audiovideodude]

I tried something similar last night. I connected my DVD player to the PC via sVideo and fed the optimode screen to dScaler to see it autocalibrating colors and the rest. Agreed it's quite awesome to watch doing the overlay setup, but I think it messed up my settings. After that ,I was not able to get my usual good looking directTV channels.


I'll have to play with it some more.



Afterall it honesltly says that the feature is still under develpment :-|