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<blockquote data-quote="whendrix" data-source="post: 22479" data-attributes="member: 15566">Thank you both for your replies!@ MarcusbYes, I had my monitor already running at 75Hz because I already read the suggestion you posted somewhere else in the forum. Unfortunately, it did not resolve my particular problem :-(@ SiLenTYLThank you for the 2 links. I already tried the registry trick with NVidia codecs. Although, my registry was probably a bit cluttered up due to stuff I was doing already. I got a clean install of Win XP now so I will give it a try again.One question though, should the Nvidia filter show up in Graphedit when I capture the filter while MP is running? I tried it last time and although I had the NVidia filter selected in MP setup, Graphedit did not show it... I found this a little suspicious bit I will try it again.The question on how to get a graph edit modified filter to run in MP still stands btw, so any pointers in this direction are still much appreciated.Thanks, Wim</blockquote>

[QUOTE="whendrix, post: 22479, member: 15566"] Thank you both for your replies! @ Marcusb Yes, I had my monitor already running at 75Hz because I already read the suggestion you posted somewhere else in the forum. Unfortunately, it did not resolve my particular problem :-( @ SiLenTYL Thank you for the 2 links. I already tried the registry trick with NVidia codecs. Although, my registry was probably a bit cluttered up due to stuff I was doing already. I got a clean install of Win XP now so I will give it a try again. One question though, should the Nvidia filter show up in Graphedit when I capture the filter while MP is running? I tried it last time and although I had the NVidia filter selected in MP setup, Graphedit did not show it... I found this a little suspicious bit I will try it again. The question on how to get a graph edit modified filter to run in MP still stands btw, so any pointers in this direction are still much appreciated. Thanks, Wim [/QUOTE]

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