Pic Quality on tv and on computer

[djo]

Hi,I have question about quality, it seem the pic on my 27inch sony trinitron is beter than on my monitor watch my ripped movies, on my monitor when i enlarge the screen the images are a little blotchy, say like you were looking into a crowd from a little distance, or say ur watching two people fight from a distance as compared to an upclose shot. Iam wondering if that normal cause my tv displays the movie great!.

Another thing , toward the end of a movie from a ripped cd, the video gets jerky for some reason on my jvc player not the computer, I burn my bins with nero at 20 speed, so i upgraded my aspi drivers and burned the same cd again it it wasnt jerky. do you think the upgrade would of made a difference?


Thanks for you help.

[djo]

hmm maybe i get a great pic because of my jvc dvd player, iam not sure

[mustaneekeri]

Used player might be a factor, but the computer monitor really is much more accurate showing details. Thats the reason u can see the blocks and artefacts much better. Computer monitora aren't really well suited for watching movies.

[Mac Sidewinder]

TVs are much more forgiving when it comes to encode quality. Some encodes that look blocky on your computer monitor look fine on TV. I use a video card with tv out for watching all my encodes.

Mac

[theReal]

I burn my bins with nero at 20 speedI don't think it's the ASPI that makes a difference, you were probably just lucky with the next CDR. Generally lower your write speed a bit for (S)VCD, it doesn't have any error correction, so it needs to be as perfect as possible.

[Kb_cruncher]

vcd has a resolution of 352x288(or 240 for ntsc).if you run your monitor at a high res the vcd has to be enlarged by a bigger factor than your tv.thats why it looks worse on your monitor.lowering your monitor res will make it look better.