Pvr-150 picture quality guide - Revision history

Zaerc at 16:05, 29 September 2010

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Zaerc at 16:04, 29 September 2010

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Kezza at 10:08, 4 May 2010

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Ray N at 03:28, 25 August 2009

2009-08-25T03:28:01Z

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Seer: format updating, added numbered list instead of many small bullet lists

2009-03-16T20:19:21Z

format updating, added numbered list instead of many small bullet lists

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 The first thing you need to take into account is that the picture quality is vary much dependent on the type of connection you are using on the card. I received the best results using the S-VIDEO connection, how ever it is a good idea to experiment with the various connections because in different countries there are different broadcast formats and you might find that using a different connection works better for you.
-====Next, launch MythTV, got to the '''Utilities/Setup --> Setup --> TV Settings --> Playback'''.====
+'''These settings should stop the OSD from tearing, how ever, at the time of writing this these settings do not survive a router reload.'''
 You should now have a pretty good picture quality which is pretty close to direct TV picture quality (at least on my system).

Esperanto: corrected path

2009-02-15T09:56:13Z

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	The first thing you need to take into account is that the picture quality is vary much dependent on the type of connection you are using on the card. I received the best results using the S-VIDEO connection, how ever it is a good idea to experiment with the various connections because in different countries there are different broadcast formats and you might find that using a different connection works better for you.		The first thing you need to take into account is that the picture quality is vary much dependent on the type of connection you are using on the card. I received the best results using the S-VIDEO connection, how ever it is a good idea to experiment with the various connections because in different countries there are different broadcast formats and you might find that using a different connection works better for you.

	====Next, launch MythTV, got to the '''Utilities/Setup --> Setup -->Playback'''.====		====Next, launch MythTV, got to the '''Utilities/Setup --> Setup --> TV Settings --> Playback'''.====

	*On the first screen you'll see several options:		*On the first screen you'll see several options:

Itsik at 19:31, 12 February 2009

2009-02-12T19:31:14Z

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	*Set the max bitrate to '''12000''', which the highest bitrate the card can handle.		*Set the max bitrate to '''12000''', which the highest bitrate the card can handle.

	Once again, go thru all screens ~~untill~~ you get to the last one and click finish.		Once again, go thru all screens until you get to the last one and click finish.


	You should now have a pretty good picture quality which pretty close to direct TV picture quality (at least on my system).		You should now have a pretty good picture quality which is pretty close to direct TV picture quality (at least on my system).

Itsik at 19:28, 12 February 2009

2009-02-12T19:28:42Z

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	After weeks of searching the internet and trying various settings I have finally got to a point where picture quality is almost identical to the picture you get watching your set top box connected directly to you TV.		After weeks of searching the internet and trying various settings I have finally got to a point where picture quality is almost identical to the picture you get watching your set top box connected directly to you TV.

	The first thing you need to take into account is that the picture quality is vary much dependent on the type of connection you are using on the card. I received the best results using the S-VIDEO connection, how ever it is a good idea to experiment with the various connections because in different countries ~~the~~ are different broadcast formats and you might find that using a different connection works better for you.		The first thing you need to take into account is that the picture quality is vary much dependent on the type of connection you are using on the card. I received the best results using the S-VIDEO connection, how ever it is a good idea to experiment with the various connections because in different countries there are different broadcast formats and you might find that using a different connection works better for you.

	====Next, launch MythTV, got to the '''Utilities/Setup --> Setup -->Playback'''.====		====Next, launch MythTV, got to the '''Utilities/Setup --> Setup -->Playback'''.====

Itsik at 19:27, 12 February 2009

2009-02-12T19:27:57Z

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	The PVR-150 is one of the most common devices used to capture live analog TV broadcast.		The PVR-150 is one of the most common devices used to capture live analog TV broadcast.
	After weeks of searching the internet and trying various settings I have finally got to a point where picture quality is almost identical to the picture you watching your set top box connected directly to you TV.		After weeks of searching the internet and trying various settings I have finally got to a point where picture quality is almost identical to the picture you get watching your set top box connected directly to you TV.

	The first thing you need to take into account is that the picture quality is vary much dependent on the type of connection you are using on the card. I received the best results using the S-VIDEO connection, how ever it is a good idea to experiment with the various connections because in different countries the are different broadcast formats and you might find that using a different connection works better for you.		The first thing you need to take into account is that the picture quality is vary much dependent on the type of connection you are using on the card. I received the best results using the S-VIDEO connection, how ever it is a good idea to experiment with the various connections because in different countries the are different broadcast formats and you might find that using a different connection works better for you.

Itsik: User:Itsik moved to Pvr-150 picture quality guide

2009-02-12T19:20:47Z

User:Itsik moved to Pvr-150 picture quality guide

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