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I'm shooting my LT150 on an 4:3 80x60 high power through a radeon powered HTPC using either the ATI or WinDVD player.
When viewing video sources (Sarah McLachlan Mirrorball, Corrs at Royal Albert Hall, Eagles Hell Freezes Over), I get scaling artifacts out the whazoo. It basically isn't anywhere near as crisp as film based material.
With the recent PowerStrip 16:9 timings posted here (thanks!) I can get pillar boxed 4:3 images which helps sharpen them with the reduced size. I imagine I'll want to do the same once I get NTSC sources pumping through this thing as well.
Does anyone watch video based 4:3 material at full resolution (1024x768) and get good results? If so, what's the secret?
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Tom L.
NEC LT150 FAQ
My stuff, pictures, HTPC, and screen tests
When viewing video sources (Sarah McLachlan Mirrorball, Corrs at Royal Albert Hall, Eagles Hell Freezes Over), I get scaling artifacts out the whazoo. It basically isn't anywhere near as crisp as film based material.
With the recent PowerStrip 16:9 timings posted here (thanks!) I can get pillar boxed 4:3 images which helps sharpen them with the reduced size. I imagine I'll want to do the same once I get NTSC sources pumping through this thing as well.
Does anyone watch video based 4:3 material at full resolution (1024x768) and get good results? If so, what's the secret?
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Tom L.
NEC LT150 FAQ
My stuff, pictures, HTPC, and screen tests