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<blockquote data-quote="gperkinson" data-source="post: 708007" data-attributes="member: 83961">Hi StuNZ,The panning is on both 720 and 1080 and primarily Live and Recorded TV. I watched Avatar the other night from an 8 GB file that played perfectly along with other standard DVD's through the DVD drive which makes me think the issue is codecs (I use SAF4 and therefore PowerDVD) or the TV Tuner. Sometimes the panning is minimal e.g. the News I recorded last night, but other times quite bad - these are typically recordings where other shows are being recorded at the same time or where the machine has been on for a while which made me wonder about a heat issue - I have seen this comment on other forums. I have the Nova 500 T and an analog card running in the box. The machine is grunty - quad core 2.4Gz with 4GB of RAM so tons of capacity. It's also running Vista 32 which some members have commented is a bad operating system. This issue has plagued me since I have had my media centre.CheersGraham</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gperkinson, post: 708007, member: 83961"] Hi StuNZ, The panning is on both 720 and 1080 and primarily Live and Recorded TV. I watched Avatar the other night from an 8 GB file that played perfectly along with other standard DVD's through the DVD drive which makes me think the issue is codecs (I use SAF4 and therefore PowerDVD) or the TV Tuner. Sometimes the panning is minimal e.g. the News I recorded last night, but other times quite bad - these are typically recordings where other shows are being recorded at the same time or where the machine has been on for a while which made me wonder about a heat issue - I have seen this comment on other forums. I have the Nova 500 T and an analog card running in the box. The machine is grunty - quad core 2.4Gz with 4GB of RAM so tons of capacity. It's also running Vista 32 which some members have commented is a bad operating system. This issue has plagued me since I have had my media centre. Cheers Graham [/QUOTE]

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