Smooth motion
Experience the full framerate of the
video signal. Every field is deinterlaced
to a unique frame for television quality
and beyond.
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Smooth tickers |
Widescreen support
Turn your PC into a full-quality
widescreen television to see every pixel of
anamorphic content from your hardware DVD
player or satellite receiver.
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A Toshiba DVD player set to 16:9 |
Film mode
2-3 pulldown
detection and correction for full resolution film, even
from television broadcasts or old VHS
tapes. Get the most from film content.
Console games never looked better
Ultimate fine-tuning for video game
consoles. Experience GT3 on the PS2
in 16:9 mode or tune Mario64
for progressive output. With any system,
now you're playing with power!.
Casual viewing modes
tvtime is not just for high
quality. Low-CPU deinterlacing modes
and window settings are available for
keeping the TV on, even while you
work.
Overscan settings
tvtime lets you set the
amount of picture to push outside the
visible frame. No more black borders
or annoying closed caption noise in
your TV window!
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Quality picture
Highest quality picture of any Linux
TV viewer. Uses the best deinterlacers from
DScaler
for the ultimate experience.
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Slick On-Screen-Display
Gorgeously rendered text composited
in realtime on the live video signal.
First class support
tvtime's
bug tracker
is an active part of our development
process. We hear your complaints,
suggestions, and requests, and get
them solved.
A community member
tvtime was helped by many
projects, and we try to give back.
Our code can now be found in
xine,
freevo
and
mythtv.
We're committed to helping all Linux
media apps achieve high quality standards
for video.
Closed captions
Our closed captions are rendered
and composited with a high quality
font for maximum readability, no
ugly black bounding box.
Station management
tvtime supports all the
features you expect: channel names,
channel renumbering, and custom channel
frequencies. For North American users, we
can decode XDS channel information
for automatic channel names.
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