I have a pvr 500 analogue tuner in my win7mc. Output is 1920x1080 32bit @ 50hz. Prime is soooooo chunky and the colours are way off. Is there anyway I can get it to look any better with my output? Gotta watch man vs wild :)
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Probably not. You're watching a standard definintion, analogue, 4:3 picture on a full HD panel. It is simlply impossible for it to look as good as digital channels.
What software are you using to display the feed? I know that you can change the data rate to a higher level on the Hauppauge cards however as sbiddle says it is never going to look great or even good when it is a analogue source.
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I am not sure if it uses the highest data rate when watching live TV or not in Windows. I am trying to find that out myself as I use a HVR-2200 feed via s-video and the picture from our Telstra STB is a bit soft.
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