sparkz
Standard Member
Frame Rate Conversion is an issue for me because I seem to see it more than others. Using the iScan doesn't seem to do a very good job in this department but then again it may not do any worse than the others?
Does anyone know how the iScan does the FRC? Does it just duplicate/skip certain frames to match the output? Or does it use a more sophisticated method eg. blending of frames (I'm guessing at that one)? Do any of the other scalers have a better method for doing this?
Sort of related to this is the limitation that it can't handle multiple output formats. eg. if I have a 50Hz input use this setup and for a 60Hz input something else. I want to avoid using the FRC. Are there any processors/scalers that allow multiple output setups?
Sorry if any of this doesn't make sense - I wasn't really up to speed on this before getting the iScan last week.
Thanks
Mark
Does anyone know how the iScan does the FRC? Does it just duplicate/skip certain frames to match the output? Or does it use a more sophisticated method eg. blending of frames (I'm guessing at that one)? Do any of the other scalers have a better method for doing this?
Sort of related to this is the limitation that it can't handle multiple output formats. eg. if I have a 50Hz input use this setup and for a 60Hz input something else. I want to avoid using the FRC. Are there any processors/scalers that allow multiple output setups?
Sorry if any of this doesn't make sense - I wasn't really up to speed on this before getting the iScan last week.
Thanks
Mark