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Old 2007-01-04, 09:48   #11 (permalink)
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Isn't PAL used in Germany? If so then the 60Hz is causing the stuttering, and you need to start to use the 50Hz modes.
Perhaps I'm stupid, but I don't get that. Interlaced 50Hz PAL fields are combined to 25 fps. Those frames are then sent to the graphics card at 60 refreshes per second. Please explain what the problem could be....
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Old 2007-01-04, 11:22   #12 (permalink)
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When displaying at 60 fps a 50 fps movie you have to duplicate some images on the display this cause stuttering !
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Not stuttering! The deinterlaceing didn't work.

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PureVideo is Version .223 I think. Which version of display driver are you useing?
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The current beta one from nVidia. But it worked with all versions of the drivers and PureVideo (had all versions) here.

Again, key to success is to set software deinterlacing in MP's config to "NONE", see above.
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Old 2007-01-10, 08:42   #15 (permalink)
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Use the current beta from nVidia to and the last PureVideo. current release of driver are do the same work. With older versions the CPU load was high with PureVideo or WinDVD codec. Newest driver (current beta end release) are only have 10% - 15% CPU load older version up to 40% with MPEG2 Streams.

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Switch to N24 or n-tv. the scrolling text below are not very smooth. It looks like text with shadow. This are with both codecs PureVideo and nVidia.
Call me stupid but I don't understand it.
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using hardware acceleration you'll see unsmoothness or at least micro stutters on fast movements with almost every card/codec combination
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you're right. I see micro stutters on fast movements of very slow movements.
There are also stuttering at blending from fast to slow action in movies.
Apparently the ATI Redeao Xpress200 don't have or only a simple hardware acceleration so WinDVD and PureVideo work in softwaremode.
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You might be disappointed but I've had an XPress 200 board, too and it's hw acceleration was even among the best I've seen for non-HD content.
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I test it again with the ATI OnBoard with newest driver for comparison.
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yes rtv, I am very disappointed. Have uninstalled the nvidia drivers and remove this card, connect tv to onboard and installed newest ATI CCC 7.1
I am thunderstruck - deinterlace is working very very fine with purevideo, the brightness are solved (black are black and not grey) and cpu load is as low as the nvidia.
Up to CCC version 6.2 the I had allways a wrong brightness and high cpu load.

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