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<blockquote data-quote="vbap" data-source="post: 19079" data-attributes="member: 11549">Hi Taipan, I surfed quitea bit yesterday on tearing, and saw Fullscreen Exclusive VMR9 mentioned a lot. I definitely have this setting turned on, LCD refresh rate set to 50Hx, Nvidia graphics card v-Synch set to On, hardware acc. in Nvidia codec, all the recommended de-interlace settings, etc - just can't get rid of tearing white vertical line on the ! test in LiveTV. I'm not sure if the ! is the best test, but otherwise I have to wait for footy to come on TV so I can do a proper test (no foxtel here, just the basic FTA channels).I read an interesting 2-year-old article from Microsoft on synchronising video/audio, and since my problem seems to be with Live, streaming TV it would suggest a timing issue with the broadcast signal. Or maybe even a probelm with my DVB-T tuner (fusion lite?).My next options are:- Rolling back Dvico drivers to 3.0RC1- Replacing quartz.dll with the version from DX9.0b (saw this mentioned on a lot of sites, and it is an issue reconginsed by MS with KB article 885354))- Using ReclockI'll keep people posted.All this &quot;research&quot; is making me learn about SD vs HD TV resolutions, de-interlace vs progressive, yadayadayada - too much - I just wanna see the Crows win more footy matches... :lol:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vbap, post: 19079, member: 11549"] Hi Taipan, I surfed quitea bit yesterday on tearing, and saw Fullscreen Exclusive VMR9 mentioned a lot. I definitely have this setting turned on, LCD refresh rate set to 50Hx, Nvidia graphics card v-Synch set to On, hardware acc. in Nvidia codec, all the recommended de-interlace settings, etc - just can't get rid of tearing white vertical line on the ! test in LiveTV. I'm not sure if the ! is the best test, but otherwise I have to wait for footy to come on TV so I can do a proper test (no foxtel here, just the basic FTA channels). I read an interesting 2-year-old article from Microsoft on synchronising video/audio, and since my problem seems to be with Live, streaming TV it would suggest a timing issue with the broadcast signal. Or maybe even a probelm with my DVB-T tuner (fusion lite?). My next options are: - Rolling back Dvico drivers to 3.0RC1 - Replacing quartz.dll with the version from DX9.0b (saw this mentioned on a lot of sites, and it is an issue reconginsed by MS with KB article 885354)) - Using Reclock I'll keep people posted. All this "research" is making me learn about SD vs HD TV resolutions, de-interlace vs progressive, yadayadayada - too much - I just wanna see the Crows win more footy matches... :lol: [/QUOTE]

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