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<blockquote data-quote="Andrew H" data-source="post: 761729" data-attributes="member: 56239">I looked at your dxdiag log and observed how your 1600's driver is listed... while I'm using Win 7 and you're on WinXP/SP3 it seems odd the model No. in the identifier would be different.&nbsp; Also, yours had a whole series of drivers listed and my Win 7 install says n/a, odd, eh? &nbsp;Just trying to understand why it won't run... Also, you only have 1GB of RAM which could be causing issue... how's plain video (DVD) or a HD .mkv file play - I'm wondering about the deinterlace method you've selected on that HD3450 which may be marginal.&nbsp; Do you have a 1080i content .ts file you can run - that'd also be a good test!Other observations: As I was posting your driver detail I observed how it has QAM in the title and calls it a 74440 while my ID 74040 has QAM absent (I only use ATSC OTA) from the description while yours has it present...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andrew H, post: 761729, member: 56239"] I looked at your dxdiag log and observed how your 1600's driver is listed... while I'm using Win 7 and you're on WinXP/SP3 it seems odd the model No. in the identifier would be different. Also, yours had a whole series of drivers listed and my Win 7 install says n/a, odd, eh? Just trying to understand why it won't run... Also, you only have 1GB of RAM which could be causing issue... how's plain video (DVD) or a HD .mkv file play - I'm wondering about the deinterlace method you've selected on that HD3450 which may be marginal. Do you have a 1080i content .ts file you can run - that'd also be a good test! Other observations: As I was posting [I]your[/I] driver detail I observed how it has QAM in the title and calls it a 74440 while [I]my [/I]ID 74040 has QAM absent (I only use ATSC OTA) from the description while yours has it present... [/QUOTE]

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