Help: 1080i + CyberLink + GeForce 7950

[Lee Christie]

Hi, I have a TV show that's in 1080i and the mouse teeth are annoying me a bit, I'm using CyberLink PowerDVD Ultra 7 and have an NVIDIA GeForce 7950 GTX on Windows XP, how can I make it look better? I can't figure out how to change deinterlacing settings.

I hear Bob+Weave or Motion Compensation makes nice results but if I can't get it to do that, what about just Bob, or even Discard? I don't know what it's currently doing but I can see mouse teeth all oer the place and there must be some setting somewhere.

Please help. Thanks.

[prerich]

Originally Posted by Lee Christie

Hi, I have a TV show that's in 1080i and the mouse teeth are annoying me a bit, I'm using CyberLink PowerDVD Ultra 7 and have an NVIDIA GeForce 7950 GTX on Windows XP, how can I make it look better? I can't figure out how to change deinterlacing settings.

I hear Bob+Weave or Motion Compensation makes nice results but if I can't get it to do that, what about just Bob, or even Discard? I don't know what it's currently doing but I can see mouse teeth all oer the place and there must be some setting somewhere.

Please help. Thanks.

What's the maximum resolution of the monitor you're watching the tv show on? Are you using PowerDVD Ultra 7 for TV viewing or for DVD viewing (Power Cinema 5 is the TV solution). I need a little more info. Monitor specs also.

[Lee Christie]

Originally Posted by prerich

What's the maximum resolution of the monitor you're watching the tv show on? Are you using PowerDVD Ultra 7 for TV viewing or for DVD viewing (Power Cinema 5 is the TV solution). I need a little more info. Monitor specs also.

Sorry, knew I'd leave details out. I'm using PowerDVD Ultra 7 for Blu-ray viewing (1080i show in question: Torchwood Series 1, and my monitor is SyncMaster 254B running at it's native 1920x1200 at 60Hz, 32 bit. Cyberlink is set to letterbox.

Edit: Actually I'm watching the second disc now and I think it looks better, I think it might have been a problem in the way they'd made the first disc. But if you know of any way I can fiddle with the settings, just for future reference, let me know.