I have a Phillips 46" WideScreen HDTV...
It contains:
1X Composite hookup
2X Component hookup
1X DVI
1X S-Video
1X HD-Component (R,B,Gr)
I currently have a S-VIDEO cable that has Video In/Video Out and 2 types of S-VIDEO.. That S-VIDEO cable is only one sided for my graphics card (XFX 6600GT 8X AGP) and I have it hookup to my TV. I have sound/picture quality... but it's really blurry somtimes and with the letters... I lowered the Resolution to 800x600 and it seemed to help and put the TV on 4:3 instead of WideScreen and that helped... But I want to watch a DVD.. I use DIVX and I'm watching .AVI's, They come in really good... aside from the red showing out really badly and the motion blurs/studdering (somtimes.) my question is.. can I remove the motion blur/studdering when movement happens? It's not really serious but it's kind of annoying.
I was thinking I would need:
S-VIDEO instead of Component.
A better CPU for encoding (I use a Celeron 2.20)
MAYBE more ram? (I have 1GB Dual-Channel PC2700 Samsung.)
Adjust some settings.
But the thing is I have no money and I want to watch a video tonight with some friends... are there any ways to get rid of the motion Blur/Studdering through programs/resolutions/setups/TV adjustments etc?
Thanks.
It contains:
1X Composite hookup
2X Component hookup
1X DVI
1X S-Video
1X HD-Component (R,B,Gr)
I currently have a S-VIDEO cable that has Video In/Video Out and 2 types of S-VIDEO.. That S-VIDEO cable is only one sided for my graphics card (XFX 6600GT 8X AGP) and I have it hookup to my TV. I have sound/picture quality... but it's really blurry somtimes and with the letters... I lowered the Resolution to 800x600 and it seemed to help and put the TV on 4:3 instead of WideScreen and that helped... But I want to watch a DVD.. I use DIVX and I'm watching .AVI's, They come in really good... aside from the red showing out really badly and the motion blurs/studdering (somtimes.) my question is.. can I remove the motion blur/studdering when movement happens? It's not really serious but it's kind of annoying.
I was thinking I would need:
S-VIDEO instead of Component.
A better CPU for encoding (I use a Celeron 2.20)
MAYBE more ram? (I have 1GB Dual-Channel PC2700 Samsung.)
Adjust some settings.
But the thing is I have no money and I want to watch a video tonight with some friends... are there any ways to get rid of the motion Blur/Studdering through programs/resolutions/setups/TV adjustments etc?
Thanks.