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Image Quality Benchmarks, Continued
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: avivo, purevideo, hd
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Image Quality Benchmarks, Continued
Scoring: All of the video cards scored a 0 on this test, with no difference being observed with hardware acceleration on or off.
- Video Resolution Loss test: out of 25 points
This test simply shows a pattern of lines and color bars. If the DVD player can show the smallest lines without flickering, it is successfully de-interlacing the image.
Scoring: All of the video cards scored a 0 on this test, with no difference being observed with hardware acceleration on or off.
- Jaggies test: out of 20 points
This test simply shows a few rotating lines in a circle. As the angle changes, interlacing makes the lines appear to become stepped. Successful de-interlacing will remove this stepping.
Scoring: Déjà vu... all of the video cards scored a 0 on this test, with no difference being observed with hardware acceleration on or off.
- Film Resolution Loss test: out of 25 points
This test simply shows a pattern of lines and color bars. If the DVD player can show the smallest lines without flickering, it is successfully de-interlacing the image.
Scoring: Say it with me, now: All of the video cards scored a 0 on this test, with no difference being observed with hardware acceleration on or off.
- Film Resolution Loss test - STADIUM: out of 10 points
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