Horizontal Banding (1 Viewer)

pico

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Hello,

Wondering if there is a way to get rid of the horizontal banding?

I have searched through the forum, and have tried the following:

Adjust refresh rate in increments of 30.
Adjusted Nvida software setting

The only thing that helped just a little was the refresh rate.

I should would appreciate any assistance in getting rid of these bands.

Thanks

Bill

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pico

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Do you mean tearing? Enable DirectX Exclusive Mode in MP's config (General section).

Well I don't know what it should really be called, but what I have are these lighter colored horizontal lines that constantly scroll up on the screen. After a while they start to annoy you.

Use exclusive DirectX Mode was already enabled.


Any other ideas?
 

Paranoid Delusion

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    That sounds like a reception/card/cable problem.

    Does it happen with the TVcards own software.

    and please use the link provided by mpod for the support template.

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    jawbroken

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    And perhaps you could upload a picture of what you are talking about using the built in forum tool, if you think it might help.
     

    mPod

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    Note: Hit F11 to create a screenshot from within MP. You can find the resulting PNG in your windows user pictures folder.
     

    pico

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    After hours of searching on the internet I now know the proper term for my problem. Hum Bars, it's a group loop problem.

    I have purchased a 5Mhz - 2.4Ghz ground loop isolation transformer from mcminone.com. Hopefully this will correct the problem. If not I might need to find a S-Video Ground Loop Isoation transformer.

    The following link has explains hum bars and has a picture of them.
    http://www.epanorama.net/documents/groundloop/video_isolation.html


    Thanks for your help.
     

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