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<blockquote data-quote="c.melin" data-source="post: 53077" data-attributes="member: 20563">Area: Media Portal Program MP Version: 0.2.0.0 RC4Skin: MCEWindows Version: Win XP MCE 2005 SweCPU Type: AMD Athlon64 3700+Memory: 4GB DDR400Motherboard Chipset: nVidia 430Video Card: nVidia 6150 (MoBo onboard graphics)Video Card Driver: ? (latest)Video Card Resolution: 1360x768Video Render Type: VMR9Video Codec Type &amp; Version: nVidia Pure VideoAudio Codec Type &amp; Version: nVidia Pure VideoSynopsis: I'm a newbie when it comes to MP. I'm having problems when playing dvds and movies. It's as if the built in player does not manage to update the image fast enough or as if there are severe timing problems. The frames seems to flow at the correct speed (no jerkiness) but the switch between frames is not up to par when there are many things happening on the screen at once and you can see a number of kind of jagged line patterns across the screen.I'm using nVidia Pure Video decoder since it gives me by far the best quality. It does not seem to matter which decoder I choose or if I use ffdshow post processing or not (does not seem to work with Pure Video though, MP freezes up when I try it). I have deactivated timeshift to reduce the probability of performance issues. This problem only appears in the built-in player in MP. If I try WMP, PowerDVD or the MCE player (I guess that's WMP too) there are no problems but the picture quality is not as good since I can't get those programmes to use the Pure Video decoder. It would also be much nicer to user the built-in player.Can anyone help me to address this annoying problem? I haven't found anything through the search engine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="c.melin, post: 53077, member: 20563"] Area: Media Portal Program MP Version: 0.2.0.0 RC4 Skin: MCE Windows Version: Win XP MCE 2005 Swe CPU Type: AMD Athlon64 3700+ Memory: 4GB DDR400 Motherboard Chipset: nVidia 430 Video Card: nVidia 6150 (MoBo onboard graphics) Video Card Driver: ? (latest) Video Card Resolution: 1360x768 Video Render Type: VMR9 Video Codec Type & Version: nVidia Pure Video Audio Codec Type & Version: nVidia Pure Video Synopsis: I'm a newbie when it comes to MP. I'm having problems when playing dvds and movies. It's as if the built in player does not manage to update the image fast enough or as if there are severe timing problems. The frames seems to flow at the correct speed (no jerkiness) but the switch between frames is not up to par when there are many things happening on the screen at once and you can see a number of kind of jagged line patterns across the screen. I'm using nVidia Pure Video decoder since it gives me by far the best quality. It does not seem to matter which decoder I choose or if I use ffdshow post processing or not (does not seem to work with Pure Video though, MP freezes up when I try it). I have deactivated timeshift to reduce the probability of performance issues. This problem only appears in the built-in player in MP. If I try WMP, PowerDVD or the MCE player (I guess that's WMP too) there are no problems but the picture quality is not as good since I can't get those programmes to use the Pure Video decoder. It would also be much nicer to user the built-in player. Can anyone help me to address this annoying problem? I haven't found anything through the search engine. [/QUOTE]

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