Please, recommend me your TV card. ( with no snatchy , choppy , stuttering picture ) (1 Viewer)

[maysider]

I tried two cards with MP
Hauppauge hvr-1300....little snatchy, for sport really annoying
WinFast TV2000 XP Expert....in MP terrible snatchy, but original SW has absolutely fluent picture

Please, can you recommend me the best hybrid, analogue, satellite, cable card? I really want to have perfect picture and mainly!! it has to have perfect fluent movements under MP. Please, write your the best experiences.

thx

my motherboard: ASUS A8N-VM CSM
2*512 Kingmax 433MHz
AMD 64 2400MHz

 

[mdsflyer]

Hi there i use these and am very happy

DVB-S -> Skystar2 amazing picture quality
Analogue -> Hauppauge 150 (after using the software tweaking tool to stop the awful default blur.) with a good input signal ifind the picture quality really very good.

 

[mPod]

HVR-1300 / NOVA-T.... Both running PERFECTLY here. Sounds like you did not choose the best codecs or sth else is wrong with your configuration.

 

[maysider]

HVR-1300 / NOVA-T.... Both running PERFECTLY here. Sounds like you did not choose the best codecs or sth else is wrong with your configuration.

Ive already tried almost everything (codecs - purevideo,intervideo,...; CnQ off, ...) Many people have with hvr 1300 the same problem....and many of them have ASUS
please, could you specify your settings?
thx

Here is my configuration (this is the another cofiguration with the same problem.....is more important):

MP Version: 0.2.0.4
MP SVN-Snapshot: (if used) date and time of the Snapshot
Skin: Blue Two
Windows Version: XPSP2 czech the latest
CPU Type: AMD 3800+ (2400MHz)
Memory: Geil 2x512MB dual
Motherboard: ASUS M2NPV-VM http://www.asus.com/products4.aspx?l1=3&l2=101&l3=296&model=1138&modelmenu=1
Motherboard Chipset: nForce 430
Video Card: gForce 6150
Video Card Driver: nVidia 91.31
Video Card Resolution: 1024x768 / 75MHz
Video Render Type: Overlay
Video Codec Type & Version: nVidia PureVideo
Audio Codec Type & Version: MPA
TV Card: Hauppauge HVR-1300
TV Card Type: software / hardware / DVB
TV Card Driver: cd-digital-25e
HDD: 2x WD3200KS


here are any possible soutions.... Ive tried everything, but no effect

off indexing
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off antivirus
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off CnQ
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higher pci latency
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disable any "smart fan" - http://www.hauppauge.co.uk/board/showthread.php?t=9003
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the latest CPU driver
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In the computer bios made sure Memory aperture was no less that 64 (was lower at one point

and my picture in wintv vanished)
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In the nvidia panel set 3d performance to High Performance.
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defragment
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I did everything I possibly could. It works good now, both in timeshift and without. But

right now I have not yet configured the EPG ( I heard that could cause problems?).

The things I know that I did was:

-Totally disable Cool 'n quiet (both BIOS and Power Management)

-Re-download the dlatest driver CD.

-Totally uninstall with Hauppauge tool and remove card from mobo.

-Registry clean

-Installing everything again. This time including the radio-FM part. Dunno if this caused

any problems before.

Something of the above fixed my stutteringproblem.

+ afterwards 2x restar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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WHQL 84.56
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deinterlace: bob
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off the service "Windows Management Instrumentation"

 

[Swede]

IRQ-problem? Check if the card shares IRQ with something else. In that case change port.

 

[baffledboy]

My Hauppauge Win Nova-T PCI cards are VERY fussy where it comes to signal strength. Any errors at all and they'll skip.

 

[im_2_b]

I'm Looking for the best DVB-S too. Is there any other recomendations?

 

[Kricke]

Agree Hauppauge HVR-1300 no good picture

I have Hauppauge HVR-1300 as well, I realy do agree that the picure from that card, atleast the analogue, is not good. Sounds very often gets out of sunc, picture is blurry and scroll texts are just impossible to read.

thanks