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<blockquote data-quote="robomonkey" data-source="post: 38947" data-attributes="member: 14217">Good Morning All,Quick Brief: I get a stutter when playing a recorded TV program in both MP and Windows Media Player.Area: MyTVSkin: RazorMP Version: CVS 20-02-06Windows Version: XPSP2+PatchesCPU Type: AMD64 3000+Memory: 1GBMotherboard Chipset: ASUS A8N-VM CSM + Nforce 430 + GeForce 6150Video Card: Integrated GeForce 6150Video Card Driver: 81.98 (latest)Video Card Resolution: 1360 x 768Video Render Type: VMR9Video Codec Type &amp; Version: NvidiaAudio Codec Type &amp; Version: NvidiaTV Card: Nova TTV Card Type: DVB TV Card Driver: ??? (latest)I recently upgraded my mobo to the ASUS, prior to doing a reinstall I booted windows with my old installation and reinstalled the new drivers for the ASUS board and amazingly it all worked fine.Since then, being the picky person I am, I've done a clean install of XP and gone through windows update, installed all the latest drivers etc. including the Frodo recommended patches, and initially I only installed DotNet 2.0.When I watch live TV fine it works, but if I watch recorded TV I get a picture stutter every 10-20 seconds (sound stays constant).Since then I've tried everything I can think of including installing:--Nvidia Decoder-DotNet 1.1-PCI Latency (although this seemed to make it worse)My theory is that its something I've installed on my old installation as it was working.Anyone got any ideas to try.&nbsp; Also I can't see where to change the VMR\Overlay setting as I get a funny occourence, from starting MP, the first time I play a video I get sound but a black picture, then I click stop and (after 30-40 seconds the GUI returns), click play again and it'll play ok for the rest of the session!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="robomonkey, post: 38947, member: 14217"] Good Morning All, Quick Brief: I get a stutter when playing a recorded TV program in both MP and Windows Media Player. Area: MyTV Skin: Razor MP Version: CVS 20-02-06 Windows Version: XPSP2+Patches CPU Type: AMD64 3000+ Memory: 1GB Motherboard Chipset: ASUS A8N-VM CSM + Nforce 430 + GeForce 6150 Video Card: Integrated GeForce 6150 Video Card Driver: 81.98 (latest) Video Card Resolution: 1360 x 768 Video Render Type: VMR9 Video Codec Type & Version: Nvidia Audio Codec Type & Version: Nvidia TV Card: Nova T TV Card Type: DVB TV Card Driver: ??? (latest) I recently upgraded my mobo to the ASUS, prior to doing a reinstall I booted windows with my old installation and reinstalled the new drivers for the ASUS board and amazingly it all worked fine. Since then, being the picky person I am, I've done a clean install of XP and gone through windows update, installed all the latest drivers etc. including the Frodo recommended patches, and initially I only installed DotNet 2.0. When I watch live TV fine it works, but if I watch recorded TV I get a picture stutter every 10-20 seconds (sound stays constant). Since then I've tried everything I can think of including installing:- -Nvidia Decoder -DotNet 1.1 -PCI Latency (although this seemed to make it worse) My theory is that its something I've installed on my old installation as it was working. Anyone got any ideas to try. Also I can't see where to change the VMR\Overlay setting as I get a funny occourence, from starting MP, the first time I play a video I get sound but a black picture, then I click stop and (after 30-40 seconds the GUI returns), click play again and it'll play ok for the rest of the session!! [/QUOTE]

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