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<blockquote data-quote="ASiDiE" data-source="post: 73967" data-attributes="member: 11017">My setup is very close to yours.&nbsp; I also have a Hauppauge 500MCE card using some beta drivers 2.0.43.24108.&nbsp; I saw some improvement in picture quality when using these drivers.&nbsp;&nbsp; The latest from Hauppauge’s site seem to give me wavy lines on some channels and this cleared them up.&nbsp; When I find those drivers I will post a link.&nbsp;&nbsp; You also might want to edit your TV card properties and see what your settings are at.&nbsp;&nbsp; Try putting it at high quality for some tests and see what kind of results you are getting.&nbsp;&nbsp; Medium quality is set by default.I also had a Gigabyte Geforce FX 5200 that has the exact same spec's as yours.&nbsp; I suggest using a high quality S-video cable instead of RCA.&nbsp;&nbsp; My card had S-video out and did not have the Yellow RCA Jack.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you have a S-video connector, I suggest using that.&nbsp;&nbsp; As for the display, I usually use 1028x768 because I do not have a real monitor hooked up so I use a remote admin program.&nbsp;&nbsp; I want it as large as I can get it.&nbsp; This really shouldn't have a huge effect on what your screen looks like but at least try it.Usually the Cable is picking up some sort of noise, that’s why I suggest a high quality shielded cable.I posted a link to the driver for about 2 minutes and then took it down after seeing they have it listed on their website.&nbsp;&nbsp; <a href="http://www.hauppauge.com/pages/support/support_pvr150.html#drv" target="_blank">HERE</a> is the link for the 24108 drivers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ASiDiE, post: 73967, member: 11017"] My setup is very close to yours. I also have a Hauppauge 500MCE card using some beta drivers 2.0.43.24108. I saw some improvement in picture quality when using these drivers. The latest from Hauppauge’s site seem to give me wavy lines on some channels and this cleared them up. When I find those drivers I will post a link. You also might want to edit your TV card properties and see what your settings are at. Try putting it at high quality for some tests and see what kind of results you are getting. Medium quality is set by default. I also had a Gigabyte Geforce FX 5200 that has the exact same spec's as yours. I suggest using a high quality S-video cable instead of RCA. My card had S-video out and did not have the Yellow RCA Jack. If you have a S-video connector, I suggest using that. As for the display, I usually use 1028x768 because I do not have a real monitor hooked up so I use a remote admin program. I want it as large as I can get it. This really shouldn't have a huge effect on what your screen looks like but at least try it. Usually the Cable is picking up some sort of noise, that’s why I suggest a high quality shielded cable. I posted a link to the driver for about 2 minutes and then took it down after seeing they have it listed on their website. [url=http://www.hauppauge.com/pages/support/support_pvr150.html#drv]HERE[/url] is the link for the 24108 drivers. [/QUOTE]

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