Running Man Ep 102 Eng Sub 720p Or 1080i

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I've done a few hours of digging through the forums here trying to find a tweak to live TV transcoding that wil make 1080i deinterlacing look decent. Currently when transcoding, 1080i channels get transcoded to 1080p 29.97 which halves the temporal resolution making motion look jerky. 720p channels get transcoded to 59.94 which preserves fluid motion.


Perhaps the best question to ask at this point is, which client devices support direct-play MPEG2 1080i (so the display does the deinterlacing)? I've found some data that says the Amazon Fire Stick 4K can do this after a firmware update last summer.


The deinterlace performace looks good on both hardware and software encoding, but the output is still 1080p 29.97. I'm looking for a 1080p 59.94 output that will look as if I was running a 1080i source to my TV, letting it do the deinterlacing.


Can I chime in here? I'd really, really like to have Emby be able to play 1080i videos. We download sports events from Europe players and sometimes get 1080i videos. I've learned how to reencode them with Handbrake to play on our system, but it's a hassle. 1080i videos play fine on my laptop with VLC but not on Emby.





Hi to you, Luke. Thank you for your reply. Unless something has changed in the past 2 days, Emby cannot play 1080i. I found that I can make playable files by using Handbrake set to the Decomb deinterlace setting to convert 1080i to 720p, keeping the original frame rate. -Dee


The AppleTV app can't play the 1080i video because its "format is not compatible with Apple TV". We've started using our AppleTV devices instead of Roku because of the AppleTV+ content and because its MotoGP app will load on the "no spoiler" view on the AppleTV and the Roku's MotoGP defaults to the News; eg, it gtells you who won the race!


Hi Luke. Turns out that the Emby app on my Roku Ultra plays the 1080i (50 fps) file just fine. Its the app on my 4th generation Apple TV or, rather, the device itself. The error I get is "format is not compatible with Apple TV", so I think it's a device hardware/firmware deficiency on the Apple TV device, not the Emby app, that is unable to deinterlace 1080i files. The Apple TV is able to play the re-encoded 1080i 50 fps file 720p at its original frame rate, so it's not the frame rate that's the problem. I also tried running a 1080i video on the Apple TV with the PLEX app. PLEX didn't give me an error message, just a rotating "I'm trying" wheel and never loaded it.


Already did that, I thought. What else do you need? I found 1080i plays great on VLC and Roku's Emby app but won't play on the AppleTV's Emby app. It's an AppleTV limitation, I'm sure, not its Emby app. My media server is a Western Digital EX2 Ultra, which I've found has limited file transcoding ability. So the problems seem to be the Apple TV and the WD server. Roku and VLC rock!


I have a setup with 3 monitors (where the last is a 1080i Philips TV) extending my desktop. The TV has not got any options for adjusting over/underscan or anything else helpful which leads to the edges of the pictures displayed on the TV being outside the visisble screen. To solve this problem I've tried using nvidia-settings and configured underscan 50 for the TV which leads to black borders to the left and to the right but that is good enough for me. My problem is that I can't get the settings to persist reboot or restart of X.


I've tried running nvidia-settings as root and saving the settings to xorg.conf and it is updated but after a reboot I get another problem. The underscan seems to be working correctly but the desktop area seems to be wider than combined screen size meaning that when I move my mouse all the way to the right (through all of the screens) I get horizontal scrolling. I've tried running "nvidia-settings --load-config-only" but that did not help the problem. Whe

Running Man Ep 102 Eng Sub 720p Or 1080i

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