2016-11-11, 02:14
Going right back to the original question, I've become completely confused by the deinterlacing options in Kodi 17, can someone straighten this out for me?
I only seem to be able to either force deinterlacing on for everything or have it off for everything. I have no 'Auto' option. With render method set to Auto or DXVA, my only deinterlacing options are 'DXVA' or 'Off'.
With render method set to 'Software', I only have 'Off', 'Deinterlace (half)' and 'Deinterlace (full)'
Once I noticed the problem, I see that with hardware acceleration on, everything I play whether it be 1080i HDTV from satellite or a 24p Blu-ray movie, if I bring up the video OSD, deinterlacing is set to 'DXVA'. If I change this to 'Off' for a 24p movie, it reverts to DXVA again when I play something else. If I set deinterlacing to 'Off' then 'set as default for all media' it does just that. Deinterlacing is now always off, even for 1080i HDTV and I must manually enable it to fix the combing. I'm sure I used to have an Auto option for deinterlacing, was this as far back as Jarvis? I honestly can't remember! Any guidance on this would be most appreciated.
I only seem to be able to either force deinterlacing on for everything or have it off for everything. I have no 'Auto' option. With render method set to Auto or DXVA, my only deinterlacing options are 'DXVA' or 'Off'.
With render method set to 'Software', I only have 'Off', 'Deinterlace (half)' and 'Deinterlace (full)'
Once I noticed the problem, I see that with hardware acceleration on, everything I play whether it be 1080i HDTV from satellite or a 24p Blu-ray movie, if I bring up the video OSD, deinterlacing is set to 'DXVA'. If I change this to 'Off' for a 24p movie, it reverts to DXVA again when I play something else. If I set deinterlacing to 'Off' then 'set as default for all media' it does just that. Deinterlacing is now always off, even for 1080i HDTV and I must manually enable it to fix the combing. I'm sure I used to have an Auto option for deinterlacing, was this as far back as Jarvis? I honestly can't remember! Any guidance on this would be most appreciated.