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Devices => Video Cards, Monitors, Televisions, and Projectors => Topic started by: zydeco on September 09, 2016, 06:16:25 pm
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I’m after some assistance to resolve (relatively) poor quality video on digital TV. My set-up is JRiver V21 / 22 running on Windows 10 HTPC with Hauppauge 2215 digital TV card and output via MOBO HDMI. The set-up is based in Australia so the TV card is connected direct to antenna and I’ve never had a signal strength issues given a metro location. TV is a Panasonic ST60 plasma and, with the HTPC being i7-4790T, the video is set to Red October (High). The quality of video is good when based on playback of DVD and/or Blu-Ray media whether this be via the optical drive, local h/d or streamed from NAS. Sole issue is related to the playback of free-t-air TV where the video isn’t quite as smooth / a little blurred – it’s kind of like when streaming video is reduced in quality for lower bandwidth. If I watch “normal TV” (i.e., TV connected to antenna), then the video looks fine. Any suggestions to diagnose or common fixes to try? I’m assuming that it wouldn’t but is there a chance that a video card would help? Thanks in advance.
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Did you try setting video to Red October Standard? What happens?
Are you recording the right channel?
What do you see if you watch live?
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Check your interlace settings
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