SmoothVideo Project - '120hz' video on any TV or monitor
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[QUOTE=chipset;36378693]To anyone who tried this and found the effect really jarring and doesn't like it, give it a chance! Live with it for a day or two, it won't kill you. Watch a couple of movies with it and spend some time on youtube trying out SVPtube. I got really used to it in about a day and now I can't live without it.[/QUOTE]
This. I was used to an old television too, then I bought one with 200 HZ CMR, which is basically 100 hz. Very nice picture indeed, and I must say I notice the smooth movement. I am experiencing a problem though, it's not working over VGA.
I then stopped watching movies on my PC altogether, just until I got this. I got too used to the smoothness it provides.
Chainik, is there anything like this project but for XBMC media centers instead? I built one myself as an entertainment system just because it boots in 20 seconds on an old harddrive compared to the minutes windows takes. It'd be a cool addition to have on a media center when the TV supports it.
Yep, you need [url=http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=HOW-TO:Using_DSPlayer]DirectShow version of XBMC[/url] + ffdshow. May be it's a little tricky to set up but it will work.
Obviously only Windows version.
[QUOTE=Chainik;36394436]Yep, you need [url=http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=HOW-TO:Using_DSPlayer]DirectShow version of XBMC[/url] + ffdshow. May be it's a little tricky to set up but it will work.
Obviously only Windows version.[/QUOTE]
Time to change out the IDE harddrives in the media center then. Windows boots too slowly with those. Thanks for the heads up though!
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