Hmmmm.... it seems to me most of the better de-interlacing solutions....

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In Reply to: DLP & Faroudja posted by Coyote on March 31, 2004 at 14:51:25:

require dedicated chip set(s) to implement implying it can't be done very well with purely software solutions... If it could, I would be interested.
I'd have to add DVI or RGB or component video to my HTPC hardware configuration and even then, I'd want an upsampling and de-interlacing solution on DVD sources. I've got (Mac) software to playback DVD at select resolutions, but I doubt I have the software to scale it to the ideal resolution for my display nor am I aware of appropriate de-interlacing software which might be better than what I already have in the display.
Good luck on your search. I'll probably opt for a DVD player which includes decent de-interlacing/upsampling of DVDs and maybe SDTV sources (if this isn't a loss cause...).

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Topic - DLP & Faroudja - Coyote 14:51:25 03/31/04 (1)

Hmmmm.... it seems to me most of the better de-interlacing solutions.... - oscar 19:05:16 03/31/04 (0)

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