Vertical lines on SD content - seems like block noise reduction defaults to max
This is related to a problem I've been seeing on my LX3 for months now but appears to be a bug in the build - this was the original link.
http://www.world-of-satellite.com/showthread.php?49393-Auto-resolution-and-the-544x576-channels
Basically after a clean flash with or without settings restore you get strange vertical lines with SD content, whether 544x576 or 720x576 and these are most obvious looking at peoples faces.
It seems as those the block noise reduction is fully up by default even though the setting is 0:
/proc/stb/vmpeg/0/pep_block_noise_reduction
If you set the above to 1 the problem disappears and then if you change it back to 0 it's still fixed even though it's the default setting.
The problem is visible again if you change the above to 5 which is the maximum value I think.
This setting can also be accessed via the Video Enhancement plugin.
It's as though the driver is defaulting to a setting of 5 until you manually change it to something else and then back again and the problem is more obvious on large screen TVs.
This is related to a problem I've been seeing on my LX3 for months now but appears to be a bug in the build - this was the original link.
http://www.world-of-satellite.com/showthread.php?49393-Auto-resolution-and-the-544x576-channels
Basically after a clean flash with or without settings restore you get strange vertical lines with SD content, whether 544x576 or 720x576 and these are most obvious looking at peoples faces.
It seems as those the block noise reduction is fully up by default even though the setting is 0:
/proc/stb/vmpeg/0/pep_block_noise_reduction
If you set the above to 1 the problem disappears and then if you change it back to 0 it's still fixed even though it's the default setting.
The problem is visible again if you change the above to 5 which is the maximum value I think.
This setting can also be accessed via the Video Enhancement plugin.
It's as though the driver is defaulting to a setting of 5 until you manually change it to something else and then back again and the problem is more obvious on large screen TVs.
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