VIDEOPROCESSEUR HAUT DE GAMME

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Type : VIDEOPROCESSEUR
Marque : LUMAGEN
Modèle et options : VISION HDP
Prix de vente : 600€

Département où la marchandise est visible : 74
Possibilité d'expédition : OUI
Montant des frais d'expédition : 25€

État de la marchandise : TRES BON ETAT
Première main : OUI
Prix neuf : 1490€ chez Boostercorp
Facture disponible : A VERIFIER
Date et lieu d'achat : 2006 Chez MOOVIKA
Garantie et date d'expiration : NON
Numéro de série : 100600492

Emballage d'origine conservé : NON
Documentations conservées : OUI

Description générale :
LUMAGEN HDP VIDEOPROCESSEUR HAUT DE GAMME

Scaler haute définition, pour TV, Plasma, LCD, DLP et CRT
Pour un meilleur rendu des couleurs
Une image lisse sans pixel ni lignage
avec un excellent piqué
Ce scaler fait partie des meilleurs

Livré complet avec Télécommande, manuel, Cordon adaptateur d'alimentation

Site web du constructeur : http://www.lumagen.com/testindex.php?module=hdq_details
Commentaires :
madshi from AVForums a écrit:
If you want something for HD sources, then the VP30 should not be your choice, since it's only doing simple BOB deinterlacing for 1080i content. Here are your choices:

(1) Lumagen HDP
+ good calibration functionality
+ HD inverse telecine for film content
+ HD motion adaptive deinterlacing for video content
+ custom timings
+ no fan
- no diagonal edge processing for video content
- no anime cadance detection
- average bad edit handling
- no random noise reduction
- no mpeg noise reduction

(2) Vantage-HD
+ HD inverse telecine for film content
+ HD motion adaptive deinterlacing for video content
+ diagonal edge processing for video content (both SD and HD)
+ anime cadence detection
+ good bad edit handling
+ random noise reduction
+ mpeg noise reduction (SD only)
- mpeg noise reduction reduces diagonal edge processing quality
- fan, loud in some units
- no custom timings
- no calibration features as of yet (may come with a later firmware)

(3) Crystalio II
+ good calibration functionality
+ HD inverse telecine for film content
+ HD motion adaptive deinterlacing for video content
+ diagonal edge processing for video content (both SD and HD)
+ very good bad edit handling
+ random noise reduction
+ no fan
+ custom timings
+ feature king
+ best OSD
- no anime cadence detection
- no mpeg noise reduction

(4) DVDO VP50
+ HD inverse telecine for film content
+ HD motion adaptive deinterlacing for video content
+ diagonal edge processing for video content (both SD and HD)
+ very good bad edit handling
+ no anime cadence detection
+ custom timings
? calibration functionality unknown
? random noise reduction unknown
? fan unknown
? mpeg noise reduction unknown
- availability no earlier than October 2006

In terms of pure image quality it's hard to say which one is the best. In terms of deinterlacing the VP50 might win, closely followed by Vantage-HD and Crystalio II. Lumagen is very probably last here (at least in video deinterlacing). In terms of scaling it's very hard to say who is best. Some like Lumagen scaling best. Others prefer the VP30 scaling. Some people say the Crystalio II has the best scaling ever. The Vantage-HD might be last here. But there were no real reliable comparison reviews between all these mentioned VPs yet. So I can only tell you what my impression is from 1 year of reading. Personally, I've still not decided whether to go Crystalio II or whether I should wait for VP50.
Key Features:
- HD analog/digital inputs with transcoding and scaling
- SD analog/digital inputs with transcoding and scaling
- SD and HD (newly added) per-pixel motion adaptive deinterlacing
- User adjustable image enhancement
- Transcode Component and RGB analog HD sources
- Component and DVI inputs auto-switch between SD and HD source modes.
- DVI input accepts 480/576i, 1080i, 1080p24, 480p to 720p input formats
- Source aspect ratio selectable as 4:3, letter-box, 16:9 and 1.85
- Programmable output aspect ratio from 1.33 to 2.35
- Panamorph mode 1 and 2 compatibility
- Zoom in any source up to 33%
- RS232 interface for field upgradeability and control
- NTSC, PAL and SECAM auto-detection
- Programmable output resolution from 480p to 1080p, plus 1080i
- 10 bit DAC for analog outputs - Four configuration memories per input
- All setup parameters are unique for each memory.
- Can correct for red or green push in a display
- Input-cropping, black, contrast, color and hue setup
- Adjustable non-linear stretch display mode
- Y/C-delay calibration.
- Primary gamut correction
- 2/5/11 point parametric grayscale calibration
- Gamma calibration
- CUE and ICP filtering
- Extensive suite of built-in test patterns
- Programmable input and output color-space
- 2:2, 3:2, 3:3 pull-down for film sources
- Universal power supply
- Optional rack mount ears

Input configurability:
- Inputs 1,2 can be DVI, HDMI 444 or 422 component
- Input 3 can be Component (HD/SD), Scart or RGBS (uses in6 for sync), RGsB
- Input 4 can be Component (HD/SD), RGBS (uses in5 for sync), RGsB,
RGBHV (uses 5 & 6 for H & V sync) - Input 5,6 always Composite
- Input 7,8 always SVideo
- Inputs 9,10 optional SDI

Features above the VisionDVI:
- Output resolution up to 1080p for analog and digital outputs
- 10 bit DAC with oversampling for analog outputs
- 1080i deinterlacing at up to 1080p output
- Larger video processing chip for improved video processing quality
- Sharpness control on all input sources (VisionDVI only S-Video & composite)

Options:
- Dual SDI inputs $400 (shown above)
- BNC outputs $100 (shown above)
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