When i play dvix CD-R on my divx player it looks great on my TV. But when i watch it on my PC, the quilty is not good. Same with my mod xbox.
It's regular TV, and it's a dell monitor. I don't see why that matters but like i said, Playing divx movies on my TV looks great but playing on my computer using windows media player or whatever has less quilty.
It matters because a regular CRT hides artefacts, etc. (also detail) so lower quality sources look better on it, especially compared to an LCD monitor. With a high quality source though the CRT TV won't be able to display the extra details where as a PC monitor will. I mean VCD's were watchable on a CRT TV. Try watching them on a decent quality display.
It's a old regular LCD monitor. Not HD monitor or anything. But I remember awhile back i updated some divx program and the image was a lot better. I was wondering if i could do that by updating or getting some sort of program.
Well there is post processing to help remove macroblocks (the video is divided into blocks, the edges of which may appear more pronounced at lower bitrates) and mosquito noise (noise around the edge of objects). DivX, Xvid and ffdshow decoders all have post processing settings. Doesn't actually increase quality though, for instance some people prefer no post processing.
