This is mostly a hypothetical question, but now I'm curious if this is either
A) a real thing, or
B) even possible.
So when I play a game on my PC, sometimes it's just way too much for my GPU to handle at 1080p. So I turn it down to 720p, and up the anti aliasing to 8x, basically getting the same effect (though obviously not quite as crisp looking as true 1080p).
I know some TV's have this same effect, upscaling video to make it look like higher resolution, but it usually either lags or adds that "ghost frame" effect (things becoming a little motion blurred, as if the previous frame is still on screen but more transparent, or kinda like the mouse effect on Windows XP that was super cool ten years ago).
I'd like to achieve anti aliasing on my PS3 to make it look less... jagged and headache inducing. Since I know that's not actually possible to do with the console itself, I was wondering if there was any way I could use my computer (which has HDMI in, thanks to a capture card) to anti-alias the video and re export it to my TV. Does anything like this exist? After a few Googles I wasn't really able to find anything. If you have any input at all, I'd appreciate it. And I'm assuming people that want to play Uncharted 3 on their 1080p TV would appreciate it too.
A) a real thing, or
B) even possible.
So when I play a game on my PC, sometimes it's just way too much for my GPU to handle at 1080p. So I turn it down to 720p, and up the anti aliasing to 8x, basically getting the same effect (though obviously not quite as crisp looking as true 1080p).
I know some TV's have this same effect, upscaling video to make it look like higher resolution, but it usually either lags or adds that "ghost frame" effect (things becoming a little motion blurred, as if the previous frame is still on screen but more transparent, or kinda like the mouse effect on Windows XP that was super cool ten years ago).
I'd like to achieve anti aliasing on my PS3 to make it look less... jagged and headache inducing. Since I know that's not actually possible to do with the console itself, I was wondering if there was any way I could use my computer (which has HDMI in, thanks to a capture card) to anti-alias the video and re export it to my TV. Does anything like this exist? After a few Googles I wasn't really able to find anything. If you have any input at all, I'd appreciate it. And I'm assuming people that want to play Uncharted 3 on their 1080p TV would appreciate it too.
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