Originally Posted by jonaslasky Well our own eye-brain combination does something similar. Our brains enhance edges of objects. That's why even sloppy crayon fills can look pretty smooth. so maybe electronic edge enhancement is redundant.
Jonas
Oh, I didn't know that. Where do we have the control panel to adjust it
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Hi Mike,
I guess I can understand you can't go into it more. But I just hope the card is out before the end of July. =D
Just a few other questions.
1. Why wasn't a onboard hardware deinterlacer put into the Theater 650 Pro?
2. What do you recommend to deinterlace captured Playstation 2 video?
3. What is the Theater 650 Pro's onboard hardware DRM (Digital Rights Management) engine used for and will I have any problems capturing the video I want?
Thanks
I don't know about Mike, but I'd use the deinterlacer built into any current video card, which can be used with the winamp tv plug-in... (by the way, did you get that tv plug-in working?)
DRM doesn't matter if you want to use the card with a video game console.
Hi guys,
Listen, you gotta cut me some slack here. I'd be more than happy to tell you exactly when and where you can go and buy these cards, but I'm just not at liberty to do so. All I can say is that there will be Theater 650 Pro based products coming out in the near future, so stay tuned to press annoucements and websites.
It seems I'm one of the few who understand why you just can't tell us that kind of info.
But I just hope the card is out before the end of July. =D
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