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<blockquote data-quote="Lotsofjazz" data-source="post: 292472" data-attributes="member: 64243">I also have the picture freeze, or that the picture freezes for a while and then starts moving again. I also use Vista.When the stop-move-stop got to a point is became very anoying, I hit ctrl-allt-del and had a look at the processes and services that were running. What I found was that the SQLservice used allmost 1GB of my RAM. Turning the service off and on again did certainly help to let the picture move smoothly again.So some how the SQL is eating away on RAM, is there a way to stop this and prevent the stuttering of the TV picture (the stuttering was not limited to one channel, it appeared on all channels)Further I would allso like to know the best way to get rid of this blurring when there is a lot of horizontal movement in the picture. It really seems to have worsened after upgrading to RC2. I use Cyberlink PDVD8 codecs for all TV formats, AC3filter for audio, output to my TV is on 720P, using the on bord radeon Xpress 1250 video card(not the best graphics card, I know) 1080i is worse then 720P on my TV (4 year old HD ready JVC 32S60 LCD)Thanks anywaysLots</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lotsofjazz, post: 292472, member: 64243"] I also have the picture freeze, or that the picture freezes for a while and then starts moving again. I also use Vista. When the stop-move-stop got to a point is became very anoying, I hit ctrl-allt-del and had a look at the processes and services that were running. What I found was that the SQLservice used allmost 1GB of my RAM. Turning the service off and on again did certainly help to let the picture move smoothly again. So some how the SQL is eating away on RAM, is there a way to stop this and prevent the stuttering of the TV picture (the stuttering was not limited to one channel, it appeared on all channels) Further I would allso like to know the best way to get rid of this blurring when there is a lot of horizontal movement in the picture. It really seems to have worsened after upgrading to RC2. I use Cyberlink PDVD8 codecs for all TV formats, AC3filter for audio, output to my TV is on 720P, using the on bord radeon Xpress 1250 video card(not the best graphics card, I know) 1080i is worse then 720P on my TV (4 year old HD ready JVC 32S60 LCD) Thanks anyways Lots [/QUOTE]

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