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<blockquote data-quote="Eabin" data-source="post: 191183" data-attributes="member: 24932">thanks for all your information. unfortunately i don't have much time to look at it until (hopefully) this weekend. on a first glance, i have a few points:*) does the first dvd in your test work when you use vmr9 instead of evr?*) i can confirm the aspect ratio problems with dscaler, but thanks for pointing out the relation to the noise reduction feature. i always thought it was somehow related to my dual-core upgrade.*) to avoid stuttering, please try using &quot;Default Directsound Device&quot; as audio renderer, this has been reported to be helpful in some cases.i'm using the vista codec + EVR for most of my tests, but i will try the Cyberlink codec next time. the bad thing about this is, that is seems to be specific to some DVDs, so we need to find a title which doesn't work, and happens to be accessible by me (if it's a good movie, i may even rent it for testing).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eabin, post: 191183, member: 24932"] thanks for all your information. unfortunately i don't have much time to look at it until (hopefully) this weekend. on a first glance, i have a few points: *) does the first dvd in your test work when you use vmr9 instead of evr? *) i can confirm the aspect ratio problems with dscaler, but thanks for pointing out the relation to the noise reduction feature. i always thought it was somehow related to my dual-core upgrade. *) to avoid stuttering, please try using "Default Directsound Device" as audio renderer, this has been reported to be helpful in some cases. i'm using the vista codec + EVR for most of my tests, but i will try the Cyberlink codec next time. the bad thing about this is, that is seems to be specific to some DVDs, so we need to find a title which doesn't work, and happens to be accessible by me (if it's a good movie, i may even rent it for testing). [/QUOTE]

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