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<blockquote data-quote="stkro" data-source="post: 63738" data-attributes="member: 21838">Area: Media Portal ProgramMP Version: 0.2 releaseSkin: RazorWindows Version: XP sp.2CPU Type: P4, 2,53 MHzMemory: 2x512MB, PC3200Motherboard Chipset: Soltek SL-85ERV2, Via P4X400A chipsetVideo Card: ASUS GF6200 AGPVideo Card Driver: ForceWare Version: 8.1.9.8Video Card Resolution: 1360x768Video Render Type: VMR9Video Codec Type &amp; Version: Nvidia PureVideoAudio Codec Type &amp; Version: Nvidia PureVideoTV Card: Technotrend C-1500 w. ViaAccess CAMTV Card Type: software / DVB-CTV Card Driver: Technotrend BDASynopsis: My TV image studders every few seconds. There is no studdering in the sound, only the image. Movies run smooth.Connected to TV with DVI -&gt; HDMI.The problem almost goes away when I use the Elecard MPEG2 Decoder instead of the Purevideo + channelswitching is faster.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stkro, post: 63738, member: 21838"] Area: Media Portal Program MP Version: 0.2 release Skin: Razor Windows Version: XP sp.2 CPU Type: P4, 2,53 MHz Memory: 2x512MB, PC3200 Motherboard Chipset: Soltek SL-85ERV2, Via P4X400A chipset Video Card: ASUS GF6200 AGP Video Card Driver: ForceWare Version: 8.1.9.8 Video Card Resolution: 1360x768 Video Render Type: VMR9 Video Codec Type & Version: Nvidia PureVideo Audio Codec Type & Version: Nvidia PureVideo TV Card: Technotrend C-1500 w. ViaAccess CAM TV Card Type: software / DVB-C TV Card Driver: Technotrend BDA Synopsis: My TV image studders every few seconds. There is no studdering in the sound, only the image. Movies run smooth. Connected to TV with DVI -> HDMI. The problem almost goes away when I use the Elecard MPEG2 Decoder instead of the Purevideo + channelswitching is faster. [/QUOTE]

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