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<blockquote data-quote="danfg" data-source="post: 29795" data-attributes="member: 15046">Area: Media Portal ProgramMediaPortal Version: 0.2.0.0 RC2 (2005-12-16)MediaPortal Skin: BlueTwoWindows Version: Windows XP (SP2).NET CLR Version: 2.0.50727DirectX Version: 4.09.00.0904 (9.0c)Audio Codec: MPEG/AC3/DTS/LPCM Audio DecoderVideo Codec: Mpeg2Dec FilterCPU Type: AMD Athlon XP 2000+Memory: 512 MBMotherboard: nVidia-nForceVideo Card Model: NVidia GF4 MX 4000 128 MBVideo Card Driver: forceware 77.72Video Card Resolution: 800x600Video Render Type: VMR9Audio Card Model: NVIDIA(R) nForce(TM) AudioAudio Card Driver: NewestSynopsis:How do I fix VMR9's vertical sync? I see tearing in videos, specially with fast changing animation. I tried setting vertical sync in my display driver to all settings (on, off, application controlled), but it's still there. I've tried different refresh rates (60, 72, 75, 100) and resolutions, it gets worse with higher resolutions.VMR7 looks fine, no tearing. Playing video with Media Player Classic using VMR9 renderless also looks fine v-sync-wise.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="danfg, post: 29795, member: 15046"] [b]Area:[/b] Media Portal Program [b]MediaPortal Version:[/b] 0.2.0.0 RC2 (2005-12-16) [b]MediaPortal Skin:[/b] BlueTwo [b]Windows Version:[/b] Windows XP (SP2) [b].NET CLR Version:[/b] 2.0.50727 [b]DirectX Version:[/b] 4.09.00.0904 (9.0c) [b]Audio Codec:[/b] MPEG/AC3/DTS/LPCM Audio Decoder [b]Video Codec:[/b] Mpeg2Dec Filter [b]CPU Type:[/b] AMD Athlon XP 2000+ [b]Memory:[/b] 512 MB [b]Motherboard:[/b] nVidia-nForce [b]Video Card Model:[/b] NVidia GF4 MX 4000 128 MB [b]Video Card Driver:[/b] forceware 77.72 [b]Video Card Resolution:[/b] 800x600 [b]Video Render Type:[/b] VMR9 [b]Audio Card Model:[/b] NVIDIA(R) nForce(TM) Audio [b]Audio Card Driver:[/b] Newest [b]Synopsis:[/b] How do I fix VMR9's vertical sync? I see tearing in videos, specially with fast changing animation. I tried setting vertical sync in my display driver to all settings (on, off, application controlled), but it's still there. I've tried different refresh rates (60, 72, 75, 100) and resolutions, it gets worse with higher resolutions. VMR7 looks fine, no tearing. Playing video with Media Player Classic using VMR9 renderless also looks fine v-sync-wise. [/QUOTE]

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