11-09-2017, 06:59 PM
I know without any test that this converter don't come near the Aurora. It must be remembered that I am an amateur and one that is very wet behind the ears when it comes to standards conversion or FPGA's. I have spent much of my time falling flat on my face but that is part of the fun. So don't expect too much.
The interpolater in it is just a 2 line with 8 bit coefficients and the output lines position are defined to 5 bits.
Although after saying all that the output is pretty good. I had considered trying a 3 line interpolater but haven't don so. One reason is that on the TV's that I am using I doubt I would notice a difference, however with well tuned up TV's I would expect to notice an improvement.
Dave I will keep you in mind
Frank
The interpolater in it is just a 2 line with 8 bit coefficients and the output lines position are defined to 5 bits.
Although after saying all that the output is pretty good. I had considered trying a 3 line interpolater but haven't don so. One reason is that on the TV's that I am using I doubt I would notice a difference, however with well tuned up TV's I would expect to notice an improvement.
Dave I will keep you in mind
Frank
