As something of a newbie, I don't know if I used the correct term but I am quite bothered by what I'm seeing.
It is most noticable when the image includes small items (eg. a pen or someone's arm when they are in the background) or most of the background when it is shot out of focus. It's like the resolution isn't fine enough to display the item smoothly - it looks like it is made up off a bunch of squares. The best example I can quote is in The Fifth Element (regular and SuperBit). After Leeloo has been regenerated and escaped, she has stepped out onto the ledge. She is about to step back into the ventilation shaft when the police find her. After the cop tells her to come back in, there is a long shot of her at the end of the shaft. Her right arm, as she looks back in (towards the camera) is not smooth but is pixelated.
My source is progressive from a Pany RP91. The LT150 recognizes the signal to be progressive and I have the mode set to Cinema. The image is roughly 86" wide. The LT150 is ceiling mounted and my seating position is about 2 feet behind the front of the projector.
How can I resolve (no pun intended) my problem. Is an HTPC or quality scaller my only alternatives?
It is most noticable when the image includes small items (eg. a pen or someone's arm when they are in the background) or most of the background when it is shot out of focus. It's like the resolution isn't fine enough to display the item smoothly - it looks like it is made up off a bunch of squares. The best example I can quote is in The Fifth Element (regular and SuperBit). After Leeloo has been regenerated and escaped, she has stepped out onto the ledge. She is about to step back into the ventilation shaft when the police find her. After the cop tells her to come back in, there is a long shot of her at the end of the shaft. Her right arm, as she looks back in (towards the camera) is not smooth but is pixelated.
My source is progressive from a Pany RP91. The LT150 recognizes the signal to be progressive and I have the mode set to Cinema. The image is roughly 86" wide. The LT150 is ceiling mounted and my seating position is about 2 feet behind the front of the projector.
How can I resolve (no pun intended) my problem. Is an HTPC or quality scaller my only alternatives?