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<blockquote data-quote="GWfan" data-source="post: 494670" data-attributes="member: 96289">Hi Tony,System specsWin XPAMD Dual core - 5200+ (2.71GHz)1.75Gb RAMATi Radeon HD 3200 GraphicsGigabyte motherboardLCD 32'' 1080iHi, Tony. I usually play PAL DVDs/HD-DVDs/Blu Rays.There are two types of stuttering. One is a horizontal banding that occurs when there is fast motion on screen. The second is when I try to play a DVD of say, an old UK TV show, and the FPS doesn't quite match the source material.Something else I've noticed is that I can't change the dynamic refresh rate in MP Config. There are three options: Cinema, PAL and NTSC - Cinema is permanently selected, with no other options.Also, WMVs run so slow through MP, they hardly play at all. MPEGs and Quicktimes run fine.I do seem to get better results when playing through PowerDVD, but if possible, I'd like to make use of MP too.EDIT: Shift and 1 says:last 0.00 fps (1920x1080)VMR9 50.00avg fps: 50.00sync: 0dropped 0jitter 0The scrolling white line is breaking up as it moves, though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GWfan, post: 494670, member: 96289"] Hi Tony, [U]System specs[/U] Win XP AMD Dual core - 5200+ (2.71GHz) 1.75Gb RAM ATi Radeon HD 3200 Graphics Gigabyte motherboard LCD 32'' 1080i Hi, Tony. I usually play PAL DVDs/HD-DVDs/Blu Rays. There are two types of stuttering. One is a horizontal banding that occurs when there is fast motion on screen. The second is when I try to play a DVD of say, an old UK TV show, and the FPS doesn't quite match the source material. Something else I've noticed is that I can't change the dynamic refresh rate in MP Config. There are three options: Cinema, PAL and NTSC - Cinema is permanently selected, with no other options. Also, WMVs run so slow through MP, they hardly play at all. MPEGs and Quicktimes run fine. I do seem to get better results when playing through PowerDVD, but if possible, I'd like to make use of MP too. EDIT: Shift and 1 says: last 0.00 fps (1920x1080) VMR9 50.00 avg fps: 50.00 sync: 0 dropped 0 jitter 0 The scrolling white line is breaking up as it moves, though. [/QUOTE]

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