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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ronner" data-source="post: 208829" data-attributes="member: 53432">1. Yes2. No. TV does not accept 1024x768 on 50hz. It does on 1280x720 however then the desktop is not fully shown on the screen (yes it's single display so it's not cuz of dual display stuff). The native resolution is 1024x768 and I'd like to keep it that way cuz of pixel-mapping3. See nr 2.4. I have dvi to hdmi5. Also done6. I tried pretty much all. Quality differs from codec to codec, but all are simply not as good as my STB, plus all seem to have a slower fps than my STB. MIND you, the picture quality isn't BAD. The picture quality is just a little blurry, especially when what's on screen is moving.the picture quality is not really my biggest problem. the BIG problem is simply not getting it to run stable. Switching channels is slow and buggy and often crashes. I can't use TVe2 cuz it starts stuttering like hell after a short while and TVe3 runs better but channel switching remains the same buggy and unstable.Videocard is fine, drivers are fine (latest and also tried others), same goes for decoders, tried various of them, and also on fresh re-installs of windows.My vidcard is set to 32bit, and my image is not flat, it's simply a little blurry when what's on screen is moving. My STB doesnt have that, my HTPC does. Also, not that EVERYTHING else works fine. DVD's play fine, movies in general run fine, including 720p and 1080i  hd stuff. It's just the TV that isn't stable enough. And its also not the picture quality that bothers me the most (though it's annoying that my stb has better quality). it's simply the stability of it that annoys me. channel switching is next to impossible cuz it's slow and buggy and crashes often.My native resolution is 1024x768 and I can not set it to 50hz on it's native reso. On 1280x720 I can set it to 50hz but then Im missing part of my desktop.but like i said. stability is my main issue. Once that is sorted then I can look into quality.</blockquote>

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