I don't know if this is a bug or a feature request :-) Testing R9285 Tonga + various agd5f DAL kernels I notice that the CEA interlaced modes of my HDMI connected TV are missing. With "normal" kernels they are listed and though not perfect (or not working at all in the double clocked cases) I did use one of them sometimes as it let me use my TVs de-interlacer. fglrx has all interlaced modes working for my TV, so I was hopeful that DAL would have also had them.
Feature request. :) We originally didn't see much use of interlace anymore so it was never a priority. The implementation shouldn't be particularly hard and we might be getting around to it sometime but it's definitely not at the top of our list. Do you see any advantages to the TV's deinterlacer as opposed to SW (or HW decoder) deinterlacing?
OK, fair enough, I guess very few would ever make use like this anyway. From a UK resident POV, interlace is likely to be around for plenty of time to come, as we get DVB 1080i (or p) for FTA TV. Whether it's better than (realtime) s/w or GPU - a bit but not vastly. Current GPU does artifact a bit and doesn't do diagonal interpolation so it's a bit jaggy on the right scene. yadif is probably better, but it's not motion adaptive like my TV is, so a bit softer (though sometimes that can be good at hiding artifacts). I use a desktop PC - so have enough CPU and GPU power not to really need anything else. I suppose someone with a weaker set up may benefit - but now I'm just making up untested hypotheticals. They would still need enough (single thread) CPU perf to interlace aware convert 420 to 422 and run ffmpeg tinterlacex2 filter. So no real need for me, other than always wanting as many options available as possible, maybe one day I will upgrade my TV to one that has the best de-interlacer in the world, or maybe not :-)
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