Stuttering TV with PureVideo codec.. - Page 5

diehard2 · 2008-05-27, 14:30

We have a similar post to the above around here somewhere. There is an MS patch in that post if you don't want to mess up your directx installation. unfortunately, it is only for English OS. This is sadly a common problem with XP. Vista doesn't have it, but there are a bunch of other problems with that OS.

Matty · 2008-05-27, 16:08

diehard2,

I did actually try the English version "fix" but it did not resolve the stuttering/blurry effect of sports action on my system. I tried the older version of quartz.dll in desperation and have been very pleased with the results.

I have a couple of other minor issues but generally MP is pretty stable now.

Matty

Sentinel · 2008-05-28, 09:35

Thx

I dont use the windows update feature, my first step after install the disable this, because many times i get only trouble with the updates

I copy this quartz.dll to the two directory. I hope this helps.

Another codecs gives in my opinion not so good picture quality.

Sentinel · 2008-05-29, 23:10

I get no more stuttering, but i get little async in the video (this is older problem for me),

have anybody idea what is the problem or have anybody same effect? I see the picture have slower reaction time (this is very little 1-2 msec, but if i see human speak on the screen, i see this is not good)

I use video and audio codec from nVidia.

my videocard ATI Radeon x1650PRO or my system is too slow? or this is configuration problem? or exist another good quality video codec?

seco · 2008-07-01, 20:30

Finally found way for me to get rid of stuttering with Purevideo Decoder:

From Purevideo settings I changed VMR Default -> VMR Vertical stretch and the stutter was gone.

VMR Pixel Adaptive stutters too.

GPU: Intel X3500 (integrated on Intel G35 chipset board)

1080p@50Hz (viewing DVB-C SD PAL material in Finland)

2008-05-28, 09:35	#43 (permalink)
Sentinel Portal Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Hungary Posts: 198 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country:	Thx I dont use the windows update feature, my first step after install the disable this, because many times i get only trouble with the updates I copy this quartz.dll to the two directory. I hope this helps. Another codecs gives in my opinion not so good picture quality. __________________ Thermaltake Bach VB8001 BNSD US Edition with iMON VFD + Spectrum Analyser Display Panel , Thermaltake Purepower 420W, AMD X2 3600Mhz, Gigabyte S-Series, 2GB RAM, Samsung 200GB HDD, Gigabyte ATI Radeon x1650 Silent Pipe II, Hauppague hvr-1300 DVB-T Hybrid, Logitech Harmony 525 Remote, Yamaha RXV-359, Front: 2x Yamaha NS-50F, Sub: YST-SW012 with Yamaha Active Servo Technology II, Rear+Center Yamaha - NS-P60.Sony KDL-32P3000 Bravia LCD TV

2008-05-29, 23:10	#44 (permalink)
Sentinel Portal Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Hungary Posts: 198 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country:	I get no more stuttering, but i get little async in the video (this is older problem for me), have anybody idea what is the problem or have anybody same effect? I see the picture have slower reaction time (this is very little 1-2 msec, but if i see human speak on the screen, i see this is not good) I use video and audio codec from nVidia. my videocard ATI Radeon x1650PRO or my system is too slow? or this is configuration problem? or exist another good quality video codec? __________________ Thermaltake Bach VB8001 BNSD US Edition with iMON VFD + Spectrum Analyser Display Panel , Thermaltake Purepower 420W, AMD X2 3600Mhz, Gigabyte S-Series, 2GB RAM, Samsung 200GB HDD, Gigabyte ATI Radeon x1650 Silent Pipe II, Hauppague hvr-1300 DVB-T Hybrid, Logitech Harmony 525 Remote, Yamaha RXV-359, Front: 2x Yamaha NS-50F, Sub: YST-SW012 with Yamaha Active Servo Technology II, Rear+Center Yamaha - NS-P60.Sony KDL-32P3000 Bravia LCD TV

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2008-05-27, 14:30	#41 (permalink)
diehard2 Portal Developer Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Chicago Posts: 515 Thanks: 2 Thanked 13 Times in 9 Posts Country:	We have a similar post to the above around here somewhere. There is an MS patch in that post if you don't want to mess up your directx installation. unfortunately, it is only for English OS. This is sadly a common problem with XP. Vista doesn't have it, but there are a bunch of other problems with that OS.

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Matty Portal Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Sydney Age: 42 Posts: 45 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Country: My System	diehard2, I did actually try the English version "fix" but it did not resolve the stuttering/blurry effect of sports action on my system. I tried the older version of quartz.dll in desperation and have been very pleased with the results. I have a couple of other minor issues but generally MP is pretty stable now. Matty

2008-07-01, 20:30	#45 (permalink)
seco Portal Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 218 Thanks: 1 Thanked 5 Times in 5 Posts Country: My System	Finally found way for me to get rid of stuttering with Purevideo Decoder: From Purevideo settings I changed VMR Default -> VMR Vertical stretch and the stutter was gone. VMR Pixel Adaptive stutters too. GPU: Intel X3500 (integrated on Intel G35 chipset board) 1080p@50Hz (viewing DVB-C SD PAL material in Finland)