2014-07-18, 23:50
When I go to watch live TV I am getting what I have seen called tearing or interlacing on some of my programs. It isn't on all the programs I watch and seems to be on non-HD programs (evening news or non-hd channels). The HD programs stream nicely and when I watch movies from Netflix or other videos I have placed on my backend, they stream fine, however TV recordings that are not HD seems to give me the same problem as live tv that isn't HD.
I have two setups with different brands of LCD screens I am using and both have the same problem.
I am running MythTV as my media center backend on one computer.
I am running XBMCbuntu as my front end on two separate computers.
All three computers are Intel NUC's running i5 (mythtv computer) & i3 (XBMC computer) processors and are running only mythtv and xbuntu (These are dedicated for my media center)
I have tried changing the interlace settings I could find under system->system settings->video to no avail
I have Comcast as my video provider and Orlando Florida as my regional channels. (For anyone in Central Florida when I watch WESH News I see a lot of the tearing going on but when I watch HD shows on the same channel they don't have the tearing)
Any help would be welcome :
I have two setups with different brands of LCD screens I am using and both have the same problem.
I am running MythTV as my media center backend on one computer.
I am running XBMCbuntu as my front end on two separate computers.
All three computers are Intel NUC's running i5 (mythtv computer) & i3 (XBMC computer) processors and are running only mythtv and xbuntu (These are dedicated for my media center)
I have tried changing the interlace settings I could find under system->system settings->video to no avail
I have Comcast as my video provider and Orlando Florida as my regional channels. (For anyone in Central Florida when I watch WESH News I see a lot of the tearing going on but when I watch HD shows on the same channel they don't have the tearing)
Any help would be welcome :