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<blockquote data-quote="gibman" data-source="post: 209136" data-attributes="member: 25430">Dude, try for one second and turn off your plasma/lcd TV and put it on a shelf ... as I think it's the one bothering you.Now for test purposes setup an old VGA monitor 4:3 or a normal PC LCD monitor to your HTPC. VGA or DVI connection .. doesnt matter in this test scenario.Now feed the PC monitor with a refresh rate of 50hz.How does it look like now ?If it looks good, and vertical panning is ok without juddering etc. then u have a problem with your HTPC TV.The channel change stuff should be fixed when using the new tsreader filter.search the forum for info about it.You need to test things isolated.Also if the picture seems washed out or something, try and tinker with the brightness/contrast&nbsp; options of your gfx card.The &quot;3d color panel&quot; with ATI seems to do the trick here.This is easiest done if u put MP into &quot;windowed mode&quot; ..hit alt+enter when u start MP up. Now u are able to play around with color settings in the background while seeing the result realtime. This is difficult if u have MP fullscreened./gibman</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gibman, post: 209136, member: 25430"] Dude, try for one second and turn off your plasma/lcd TV and put it on a shelf ... as I think it's the one bothering you. Now for test purposes setup an old VGA monitor 4:3 or a normal PC LCD monitor to your HTPC. VGA or DVI connection .. doesnt matter in this test scenario. Now feed the PC monitor with a refresh rate of 50hz. How does it look like now ? If it looks good, and vertical panning is ok without juddering etc. then u have a problem with your HTPC TV. The channel change stuff should be fixed when using the new tsreader filter. search the forum for info about it. You need to test things isolated. Also if the picture seems washed out or something, try and tinker with the brightness/contrast options of your gfx card. The "3d color panel" with ATI seems to do the trick here. This is easiest done if u put MP into "windowed mode" ..hit alt+enter when u start MP up. Now u are able to play around with color settings in the background while seeing the result realtime. This is difficult if u have MP fullscreened. /gibman [/QUOTE]

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