[MPlayer-users] Hauppauge WinTV-PCI-FM (model 647)

[vs]

RC wrote:

>On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 10:48:47 +0200
>vs <linuxhtpc at gmail.com> wrote:
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>>There is disturbing lines in horizontal plane on the tv-screen and 
>>picture is abit jerky.
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>Sounds like you aren't deinterlacing, but in the example you posted, lavcdeint should be doing that.  Is that the exact command-line you are using?
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>You might want to try removing lavcdeint from your "-vf" options, and replace it with "pp=md" or some other deinterlacer.  Perhaps that will solve your problem.
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That is exact command-line, im using mplayer with freevo...  I have 
tested "-vop pp=ci" without success, I will test pp=md if it works...

Here is little more what freevo shows when starting tv-app:

USING STANDARD FREQUENCY: chan="E12", freq="224250"
logging child to "/tmp/freevo/mplayer-stdout.log"
logging child to "/tmp/freevo/mplayer-stderr.log"
self.t1.isAlive()=True, self.t2.isAlive()=True
ChildApp.__init__(), pid=4919, app= /usr/bin/mplayer -vo dfbmga -fs 
-autosync 100 -nolirc -autoq 100 -fs  -slave -nocache tv:// -tv 
driver=v4l2:freq=224.250:device=/dev/video0:input=0:norm=PAL:width=720:height=576:outfmt=yuy2 
-vop pp=ci, poll=-1
1111593545.31: started tv app

>>Dark colors seen black and colour saturation is poor...
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>You can adjust that.  Use keys 1 or 2 for less/more contrast, 3  or 4 for brightness, 5 or 6 for hue, 7 or 8 for Saturation.  This is assuming you are using "-vo xv" or *vidix.
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I have already tested that, but it didnt help much... Maybe i need to 
buy a dvb-c card...