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<blockquote data-quote="FlipGer" data-source="post: 108357" data-attributes="member: 10293">Hi,well, there are quite some places to increase picture quality. As you already stated the signal goes a long way and passes many places, where you can fiddle with settings.Input: Does the signal come in clear? Do you use good cables / connections?PVR-150: Use Quality settings. &quot;medium&quot; could be enough, &quot;high&quot; should be enough (you are already using this). There are some tweaks you can do with the Hauppauge Tweak tool: <a href="http://www.cask-of-amontillado.com/pvr_tweak.html" target="_blank">http://www.cask-of-amontillado.com/pvr_tweak.html</a>MP: Try different MPEG Decoders, MPV gives me a quite good picture. Others report nVidia as very good.Graphicscard: Try fiddling with the Color / Brightness Settings of the nVidia Control Panel for Video&amp;TV Playback. If dark scences look pixelated the brightness often is to high.HTH,Flip.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FlipGer, post: 108357, member: 10293"] Hi, well, there are quite some places to increase picture quality. As you already stated the signal goes a long way and passes many places, where you can fiddle with settings. Input: Does the signal come in clear? Do you use good cables / connections? PVR-150: Use Quality settings. "medium" could be enough, "high" should be enough (you are already using this). There are some tweaks you can do with the Hauppauge Tweak tool: [url]http://www.cask-of-amontillado.com/pvr_tweak.html[/url] MP: Try different MPEG Decoders, MPV gives me a quite good picture. Others report nVidia as very good. Graphicscard: Try fiddling with the Color / Brightness Settings of the nVidia Control Panel for Video&TV Playback. If dark scences look pixelated the brightness often is to high. HTH, Flip. [/QUOTE]

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