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<blockquote data-quote="johnw230873" data-source="post: 277161" data-attributes="member: 75968">Cheers Guys, I have now rebuilt my system about 6 times over the last 2 days trying to get a decent system running on HA.First off I have found a problem in the ATI Cat 8.6 drivers where if you go full screen they don't work. Also for some reason once I installed either XP SP3 or direct X 10 all the codes would only run in Software mode in XP.My last try in XP was almost fine until I tried to FF or RW, then my video becomes all blockie and missie, find untill I FF or RW, this was the same with videosI thought I would give XP a go but the same problem blockie problem and it doesn't seem to matter which PowerDVD codec I use.Is the quartz.dll over for XP ?To see if I am using HA I just check my CPU and see if it is under 70%Anyone know what the min specs for the TV Server is ati hd2600 and not a 2400?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="johnw230873, post: 277161, member: 75968"] Cheers Guys, I have now rebuilt my system about 6 times over the last 2 days trying to get a decent system running on HA. First off I have found a problem in the ATI Cat 8.6 drivers where if you go full screen they don't work. Also for some reason once I installed either XP SP3 or direct X 10 all the codes would only run in Software mode in XP. My last try in XP was almost fine until I tried to FF or RW, then my video becomes all blockie and missie, find untill I FF or RW, this was the same with videos I thought I would give XP a go but the same problem blockie problem and it doesn't seem to matter which PowerDVD codec I use. Is the quartz.dll over for XP ? To see if I am using HA I just check my CPU and see if it is under 70% Anyone know what the min specs for the TV Server is ati hd2600 and not a 2400? [/QUOTE]

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