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I really, really dislike what the HQV processing looks like on video and movies. I know that there people that appreciate this particular processing (when built into DVD/BD players or AV receivers), but I don't. This said, I recently revisited some Faroudja based processors and it those are still unbelievably good on DVDs. So much better than the DVDOs.Deinterlacing is pretty good
A frame and a half is the lowest the lag goes.Fudoh wrote:Help me recall some details you posted last year:
the processing adds up depending on which of the menu features you're using right? I really don't remember the details, but I seem to recall that you did a post about that at some point.
Yes. I know you hate it.Fudoh wrote: I really, really dislike what the HQV processing looks like on video and movies. I know that there people that appreciate this particular processing (when built into DVD/BD players or AV receivers), but I don't. This said, I recently revisited some Faroudja based processors and it those are still unbelievably good on DVDs. So much better than the DVDOs.
thanks! That's what I meant (and vaguely remembered).Warping is "free" and doesn't cost anything to use. So, you can use a PC to create custom warp maps to adjust or rotate the image. Use the warp designer to tweak your padding and you won't have to turn on P/T/Z. Save your warp map and you can access the warp settings later directly through the processor menu without a PC connected.
Yes. I think those are Realta machines. Technically, the chip has a few advantages over the Reon that Calibre used, but the additional features may have locked the machine into too much latency. I recall the vp-728 lag was over 4 frames. I thought it was unplayable.Xer Xian wrote:You guys got any machine from the Kramer VP-728/729/730 series? They're probably stuck with an older version of the HQV engine, but can do geometry as well and are much easier to find. I've got a 728 but can't be bothered with testing it properly (in terms of lag measurement and ossc compatibility)
Yes, it lets you create custom timings, but it's hardly useful given that it doesn't get anywhere near 240 active lines and there's a frame lock feature already.orange808 wrote:I don't have one of the 728/729/730 series anymore, but I seem to recall a "custom output" feature on board.