Hi All,
I've been reading posts on this forum, the openelec forum and other random googled locations, but I cant seem to locate any clear information about the ability of the RPi to deinterlace DVB-T MPEG-2 content.
I have the MPEG-2 licence, and it plays back recorded TV (recorded using TVHeadend on a QNAP NAS).
When i go to watch a recorded sport program (soccer, football etc), there are what I can only describe as interlace artifacts. I'm no codec guru, so I'm pretty sure i've got the wrong terminology.
When I watch the same recorded content on my ION (openelec), the playback is fine.
From my googling, it seems that there is some preliminary deinterlacing support (weave, bob), but i cant seem to locate how to turn it on in the XBMC interface (auto, on deinterlace and the picture looks the same) or how to enable it (-d option in OMXplayer).
I'm not even sure if the dialy build i'm using (stateofme) has this support included in it yet.
Any guidance would be appreciated. For non-fast moving DVB-T recorded MPEG-2 content, the playback is ok. I only notice when watching a ball go across the ground that it gets lots of artifacts during playback.
Cheers,
Nathan
I've been reading posts on this forum, the openelec forum and other random googled locations, but I cant seem to locate any clear information about the ability of the RPi to deinterlace DVB-T MPEG-2 content.
I have the MPEG-2 licence, and it plays back recorded TV (recorded using TVHeadend on a QNAP NAS).
When i go to watch a recorded sport program (soccer, football etc), there are what I can only describe as interlace artifacts. I'm no codec guru, so I'm pretty sure i've got the wrong terminology.
When I watch the same recorded content on my ION (openelec), the playback is fine.
From my googling, it seems that there is some preliminary deinterlacing support (weave, bob), but i cant seem to locate how to turn it on in the XBMC interface (auto, on deinterlace and the picture looks the same) or how to enable it (-d option in OMXplayer).
I'm not even sure if the dialy build i'm using (stateofme) has this support included in it yet.
Any guidance would be appreciated. For non-fast moving DVB-T recorded MPEG-2 content, the playback is ok. I only notice when watching a ball go across the ground that it gets lots of artifacts during playback.
Cheers,
Nathan