2012-10-09, 14:48
Hi all.
I just tried out XBMC for the first time on my raspberry pi. I watched a tv show I had (from a usb stick plugged into the pi) in h.264 (m4v) and it ran well, no skips or artifacts.
For comparison, I tried watching the same video file on my PS3. I noticed that the PS3 produced a sharper image.
Can anyone explain why the PS3 would produce a better image? ie. is the RasPi just too slow? Software not good enough? Does anyone else get a sharper picture with their PS3?
Here are a few more details on my setup:
-I chose Raspbmc on a class10 16gbSDHC card
-The h.264 file was approximately 400mb
-I used the stock Raspbmc but I did "zoom" out within the xbmc display settings to that the image fit properly on my TV
-I think I ran it at 1080p...?
I just tried out XBMC for the first time on my raspberry pi. I watched a tv show I had (from a usb stick plugged into the pi) in h.264 (m4v) and it ran well, no skips or artifacts.
For comparison, I tried watching the same video file on my PS3. I noticed that the PS3 produced a sharper image.
Can anyone explain why the PS3 would produce a better image? ie. is the RasPi just too slow? Software not good enough? Does anyone else get a sharper picture with their PS3?
Here are a few more details on my setup:
-I chose Raspbmc on a class10 16gbSDHC card
-The h.264 file was approximately 400mb
-I used the stock Raspbmc but I did "zoom" out within the xbmc display settings to that the image fit properly on my TV
-I think I ran it at 1080p...?