Interlace Filter? UseAllMemory?

[dsdahl89]

Sorry, I'm sure that someone will probably reply saying, "Use teh saerch n00b13!!!!!". But I searched for a few minutes and gave up.

What is the Interlace filter option in x2.5035? What exactly is it for?

And I know that the UseAllMemory is to release all debugkit memory after xbe launch, so I'm assuming this is for debuk kit boxes? If not or if so, what happens if it's enabled?

Thanks, oh and I'd just like to say that Xecuter kicks ass! And the x2.5035 bios in conjunction with the X2 Config Maker is the best bios setup ever! lol
Keep up all the great work Xecuter team!
-Danny

 

[sleeve]

also curious about these, can anybody help?

 

[sleeve]

Nobody knows what these features do??

I would think someone knows. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

[xman23]

Im not going to flame,but if you stop and really think of what an interlace filter is you will get your answer to that question, and if you still don't know and still cant find the answer here, just think about video filters and do a Google search, you'll get the info you want. As far as the DeBugKit memory, I have it but have not yet installed it, still in the baby steps of teaching myself C++ so no need yet (unless some one tells me otherwise), But I would assume deductive resioning would come in here, if you don't have the kit installed then what memory do you need to free up.

 

[Klutsh]

The memory that is used by the debug kit's dll, it reside's in ram, freeing this RAM unload's the dll.

 

[Floppy Mohawk]

Hey,
Got this from a google search:
http://www.damtp.cam.ac.uk/lab/people/sd/digimage/hlpfiles/usti_.htm

There is a tutorial in the forums on www.xbox-scene.com that explains how to hexedit the MS dash to enable progressive scan.
Of course you would have to use the MS dash to play video.

Just an FYI in case anyones interested. It's not very hard at all to do.

Floppy