Consumers are finding out that pictures on HDTV displays often look quite different in home theater set-ups than they did back at the store, and most of the time poor video processing is to blame.

Jan Ozer is an online video expert, author, and a valued contributor to this site. We're pleased to present this excerpt from his new book Video Compression for Flash ...

New card builds on family of Video Reference Series (VRS) technology, and includes new “Game Mode” for latency reduction. Campbell, CA – May 18, 2006 — DVDO, by Anchor Bay Technologies, Inc. announces ...

It has come to our attention many times in the past that people are generally confused about video processing. They are confused about which components are responsible for doing what, and they are ...

Deinterlacing is a video processing function that is required to address legacy problems stemming from the generation of interlaced video that was widely used by the old analog CRT televisions. An ...

Digiarty Software kicks off VideoProc Converter AI 6.1, introducing new features like Slow Motion, deinterlacing, and multi-track export for its AI tools. VideoProc Converter AI 6.1 addresses common ...

1. Deinterlacing is the process of converting interlaced video, such as common analog television signals or 1080i format HDTV signals, into a non-interlaced form. Interlaced video frame consists of ...

Bad video interlacing leaves distracting horizontal lines across your screen during video playback (especially when there's a lot of on-screen motion). Tech blog Tested details how to fix video ...

Deinterlacing - I thought I understood it, but maybe not.<BR><BR>The question is, should I be deinterlacing for this case: Capturing a VHS tape to the computer using VirtualDub as an AVI, cropping the ...

I am trying to edit 1 hour of footage in Premiere. I am recording from my camcorder to a an ATI all in wonder 128 card. However, using any .avi based encoders (Huffman 2.1, divx, etc) either causes ...

Back in October we reviewed the Syntax Olevia 542i LCD. While overall we gave the display a positive review, we noticed that with certain DVDs, the top of the picture would “tear” or be skewed to the ...