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<blockquote data-quote="Nobleware" data-source="post: 256950" data-attributes="member: 69227">Justinteract and Tourettes, I think we have definately found ourselves a solution... for me anyway.I did exactly what you suggested Justinteract and turned OFF hardware accelleration in the Powerdvd settings. I then went into decoder settings and turned EVR ON. SO FAR SO GOOD!I have no flicker on overlayed video screens and my picture doesn't blur anymore. I also don't have the infamous banding throughout the whole picture from any of the other older decoders...&quot;Im a happy little vegemite as bright as bright can beeee!!&quot;&nbsp; &lt;-- Ozzie song...EDIT: SCRUB THAT! 5 mins later it went straight back to it's blurry self again... It's back to the drawing board.EDIT 2: OK I guess it's completely back to square one on this one peeps. I have now spent over two hours trying pretty much every combination of decoders and settings I could possible think of. Pretty much every other decoder besides PowerDVD (which I beleive uses nVidias core) is either incomplete and therefore inferior or is incapable of using the resources of the system properly. ie: Dscaler can't even start my TV picture when told to use hardware decoding...Please oh great ones of the code, work your magic and free us from the overlayed video beasts that haunt us...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nobleware, post: 256950, member: 69227"] Justinteract and Tourettes, I think we have definately found ourselves a solution... for me anyway. I did exactly what you suggested Justinteract and turned OFF hardware accelleration in the Powerdvd settings. I then went into decoder settings and turned EVR ON. SO FAR SO GOOD! I have no flicker on overlayed video screens and my picture doesn't blur anymore. I also don't have the infamous banding throughout the whole picture from any of the other older decoders... "Im a happy little vegemite as bright as bright can beeee!!" <-- Ozzie song... EDIT: SCRUB THAT! 5 mins later it went straight back to it's blurry self again... It's back to the drawing board. EDIT 2: OK I guess it's completely back to square one on this one peeps. I have now spent over two hours trying pretty much every combination of decoders and settings I could possible think of. Pretty much every other decoder besides PowerDVD (which I beleive uses nVidias core) is either incomplete and therefore inferior or is incapable of using the resources of the system properly. ie: Dscaler can't even start my TV picture when told to use hardware decoding... Please oh great ones of the code, work your magic and free us from the overlayed video beasts that haunt us... [/QUOTE]

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