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<blockquote data-quote="DigitalFusio" data-source="post: 560641" data-attributes="member: 87330">1) I am using Vista, and while I did managed to get FFDShow to process TV and look OK, it did have some issues with channel changing and the screen going to white/static after running for long periods of time.&nbsp; I guess I will have to look into AVIVO?&nbsp; 2) it is set at 60hz3) I didnt see any picture quality type settings in TVServer config other than where you can select which codec?4) all drivers are up to dateYeah, I got ffdshow working, but ran into issues.&nbsp; Looks like I will have to investigate further. What are my other options?&nbsp; I havent found a TV card that supports HD inputs that doesn't cost insane an insane amount of money.&nbsp; I dont have any noise reduction set. I bring the STB into the puter with the SVideo cable, then out to the HD TV via RGB from the x1900xt.&nbsp; If I connect the STB directly to the TV with SVideo, the picture quality is far superior than it is with the computer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DigitalFusio, post: 560641, member: 87330"] 1) I am using Vista, and while I did managed to get FFDShow to process TV and look OK, it did have some issues with channel changing and the screen going to white/static after running for long periods of time. I guess I will have to look into AVIVO? 2) it is set at 60hz 3) I didnt see any picture quality type settings in TVServer config other than where you can select which codec? 4) all drivers are up to date Yeah, I got ffdshow working, but ran into issues. Looks like I will have to investigate further. What are my other options? I havent found a TV card that supports HD inputs that doesn't cost insane an insane amount of money. I dont have any noise reduction set. I bring the STB into the puter with the SVideo cable, then out to the HD TV via RGB from the x1900xt. If I connect the STB directly to the TV with SVideo, the picture quality is far superior than it is with the computer. [/QUOTE]

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