2016-01-12, 11:09
Thanks
2016-01-12, 11:51
Just out of curiosity , why this :
Why not a regular x264 HD Movie ?
Quote:While watching a SD(!) videoWhile watching a SD(!) video
Why not a regular x264 HD Movie ?
2016-01-12, 11:59
HD is >= 1080p
If you watch 1080p movie on 1080p screen it needs to be scaled ~ 0% therefore the HQ scaling algorithms are not available for choosing while playing a movie.
If you watch <= 720p on a 1080p screen it needs to be scaled ~ 33.3 %
(1920-1280) / 1920 = 33.3 %
(1080-720) / 1080 = 33.3 %
which is larger than the 20% and you can select Lanczos3 Optimized, cause it is available.
x264 is a codec - it has nothing to do with the dimensions.
If you watch 1080p movie on 1080p screen it needs to be scaled ~ 0% therefore the HQ scaling algorithms are not available for choosing while playing a movie.
If you watch <= 720p on a 1080p screen it needs to be scaled ~ 33.3 %
(1920-1280) / 1920 = 33.3 %
(1080-720) / 1080 = 33.3 %
which is larger than the 20% and you can select Lanczos3 Optimized, cause it is available.
x264 is a codec - it has nothing to do with the dimensions.
2016-01-13, 09:51
one more :-D
If i would have Jarvis on my System , how would the settings for the beamer need to be than ?
Would I then need to go back with the xrandr --output HDMI1 --set "Broadcast RGB" "Full" ?
ANy other options ?
If i would have Jarvis on my System , how would the settings for the beamer need to be than ?
Would I then need to go back with the xrandr --output HDMI1 --set "Broadcast RGB" "Full" ?
ANy other options ?
