I have made my own filters, and have spent hours trying to figure out how to get rid of the horizontal lines that appear whenever anything moves in the video...that is, cartoon character's mouths, action sequences, mouths, etc...there are always horizontal lines.

I've tried various deinterlace filters, I've tried elecard, cyberlink, etc. I have tried all of the renderers, too.

Any idea what filter would remove these horizontal lines that happen anytime anything on screen moves?

For example deinterlace settings of video codec.

Prog wrote:For example deinterlace settings of video codec.

I think it's an issue related to tearing...I have a really high resolution set, and so the video at 548xwhatever px gets so stretched on my screen that these lines occur. I hooked it up to a tv and didn't really get them...though it does happen more on charlie 7 than charlie 5.

And Prog, I've been using your great software since version 1.07 or so. Keep up the good work!

May be bug of video driver? I have same in full screen on my old video card when use DVI (and no problem with RGB out).

ps: 1.07 ! ~8 years ?

Prog wrote:May be bug of video driver? I have same in full screen on my old video card when use DVI (and no problem with RGB out).

ps: 1.07 ! ~8 years ?

It's a pretty old nVidia card I'm using, and it doesn't tear in RGB mode, so I'd guess drivers or the card itself.

I thought it was 1.07, but apparently I've only been using my dvb card since November 2006...so we're coming up on 4 years...I wrote an insanely popular article back then (many hits from Digg and other such sites on my site...) detailing how to use ProgDVB in conjunction with various plugins I'm sure you know about to record the subscription one was already paying for ... Speaking of which, I need to update the now out of date article. I have it both on my personal site and on i-hacked.com ...

Any chance you'd ever release a dvbcore app for linux? Haha...I know probably not, but I use linux primarily now, as I find windows getting worse and worse.

What site?

No, I am not plan unix support because ProgDVB very depended from directshow.

ps: win7 not bad

Oh well, there's a citation to my site on the article http://www.i-hacked.com/content/view/244/45/, and you can see that if you go to i-hacked...Since then I've had two articles published in the magazine 2600: The Hacker Quarterly.

Also, I figured...directshow is nice. There are plenty of unix apps for dvb, though I'm not so sure about the plugins...

I haven't looked at win7 yet, but I do have a beta disk I still need to try.