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<blockquote data-quote="vbap" data-source="post: 18989" data-attributes="member: 11549"><p>I have managed to set my desktop refresh rate to 50Hz. The Nvidia graphics drivers are much more stable at doing this than when I used ATI Radeon card + Powerstrip. </p><p></p><p>The tearing is only visible in Live TV (I am using the "!" function and looking at the moving vertical white bar). Playback of recorded TV, movies, DVD and timeshifted TV do not exhibit the tearing.</p><p></p><p>I tried both the latest (official) nVidia PureVideo codec with Hardware Acc, and also the builtin mpeg2dec codec witgh "blend" de-interlacing.</p><p></p><p>And still, nVidia PureVideo drops frames while mpeg2dec does not!</p><p></p><p>[USER=14266]slayer[/USER] - is the standby caused by Windows? ie your computer's power management settings?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vbap, post: 18989, member: 11549"] I have managed to set my desktop refresh rate to 50Hz. The Nvidia graphics drivers are much more stable at doing this than when I used ATI Radeon card + Powerstrip. The tearing is only visible in Live TV (I am using the "!" function and looking at the moving vertical white bar). Playback of recorded TV, movies, DVD and timeshifted TV do not exhibit the tearing. I tried both the latest (official) nVidia PureVideo codec with Hardware Acc, and also the builtin mpeg2dec codec witgh "blend" de-interlacing. And still, nVidia PureVideo drops frames while mpeg2dec does not! [USER=14266]slayer[/USER] - is the standby caused by Windows? ie your computer's power management settings? [/QUOTE]
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