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<blockquote data-quote="vbap" data-source="post: 19949" data-attributes="member: 11549">I'm pretty sure I have V-Sync in my NVidia drivers set to On.laeb66, maybe you can list any other settings (eg TV de-interlace, codec de-interlace, gfx refresh rate, etc) that you are using, since it may be v-sync in combination with something else that is the magical answer!However, I did a re-install last night, from a clean OS image (MCE2005, actually - I'm always swinging back and forth between the two...).This is now a clean MCE2005 install, all windows updates, with nvidia MCE 72.14 drivers, plus nvidia PureVideo codec, FusionHDTV v3.0.0.1, MP v0.1.3.0. I have not implemented yet any of the other tips (eg PCI Latency, plus other WinXP updates suggested by Frodo).I still get tearing in live TV, but on this install I haven't updated the graphics driver to set V-Sync to ON. So, I will do that as first priority tonight when home, and report back.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vbap, post: 19949, member: 11549"] I'm pretty sure I have V-Sync in my NVidia drivers set to On. laeb66, maybe you can list any other settings (eg TV de-interlace, codec de-interlace, gfx refresh rate, etc) that you are using, since it may be [i]v-sync in combination[/i] with something else that is the magical answer! However, I did a re-install last night, from a clean OS image (MCE2005, actually - I'm always swinging back and forth between the two...). This is now a clean MCE2005 install, all windows updates, with nvidia MCE 72.14 drivers, plus nvidia PureVideo codec, FusionHDTV v3.0.0.1, MP v0.1.3.0. I have not implemented yet any of the other tips (eg PCI Latency, plus other WinXP updates suggested by Frodo). I still get tearing in live TV, but on this install I haven't updated the graphics driver to set V-Sync to ON. So, I will do that as first priority tonight when home, and report back. [/QUOTE]

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