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I'm using Mediaportal's screen selector feature to start MP in fullscreen mode on my secondary display which is 42" Mirai LCD TV.I've ran into two problems with this setup:1. Stuttering: TV and video (for example .mkv files) stutter about 3-4 second interval, pause is very quick but it is disturbing. Stuttering is clearly visible if I set DirectX exclusive mode OFF: Every time the picture stutters, tearing occurs. I've tried several x264 and mpeg2 decoders.2. Artifacts in picture: Blinking bright green artifact (one pixel wide, two pixels high) in the middle of the screen, sometimes another in top-middle of the screen. Artifact(s) is/are not blinking always, but quite often. If I set DirectX exclusive mode OFF this problem is gone, but then I get tearing. And no, these are not dead pixels, because my TV actually has one and it's nothing like same And finally: If I configure MP to start on my primary display which is Viewsonic 22" TFT both problems are GONE. If I play video files directly with Mediaplayer Classic on my primary or secondary display, no problems at all.Another weird thing is that sometimes the log file says "Main: DX exclusive mode: False" even if I've enabled it in configuration file.TV-Server Version: SVN 16125MediaPortal Version: SVN 16125MediaPortal Skin: XFace 1.0Windows Version: Windows XP 32bit Pro SP2CPU Type: AMD X2 4600+HDD: Samsung T166 500GB + Seagate 320GBMemory: 2GB CorsairMotherboard: Asus M2N-EMotherboard Chipset: nForce 570Motherboard Bios: LatestVideo Card: Geforce 7900 GTVideo Card Driver: Forceware 93.71Sound Card: Soundblaster Audigy ZS 2Sound Card AC3: Passthrough AC3FilterSound Card Driver:1. TV Card: FireDTV1. TV Card Type: DVB-C1. TV Card Driver: Latest BDAMPEG2 Video Codec: nVidia PurevideoRemote: FireDTV RemoteTV: Mirai FullHD LCD 42"TV - HTPC Connection: HDMI-DVII was wondering, does anyone know if it is possible to add secondary PCI-E graphic card to non-SLI motherboard, in this case my Asus M2N-E?And in this way could I "dedicate" secondary card to Mediaportal...
I'm using Mediaportal's screen selector feature to start MP in fullscreen mode on my secondary display which is 42" Mirai LCD TV.
I've ran into two problems with this setup:
1. Stuttering: TV and video (for example .mkv files) stutter about 3-4 second interval, pause is very quick but it is disturbing. Stuttering is clearly visible if I set DirectX exclusive mode OFF: Every time the picture stutters, tearing occurs. I've tried several x264 and mpeg2 decoders.
2. Artifacts in picture: Blinking bright green artifact (one pixel wide, two pixels high) in the middle of the screen, sometimes another in top-middle of the screen. Artifact(s) is/are not blinking always, but quite often. If I set DirectX exclusive mode OFF this problem is gone, but then I get tearing. And no, these are not dead pixels, because my TV actually has one and it's nothing like same
And finally: If I configure MP to start on my primary display which is Viewsonic 22" TFT both problems are GONE. If I play video files directly with Mediaplayer Classic on my primary or secondary display, no problems at all.
Another weird thing is that sometimes the log file says "Main: DX exclusive mode: False" even if I've enabled it in configuration file.
TV-Server Version: SVN 16125
MediaPortal Version: SVN 16125
MediaPortal Skin: XFace 1.0
Windows Version: Windows XP 32bit Pro SP2
CPU Type: AMD X2 4600+
HDD: Samsung T166 500GB + Seagate 320GB
Memory: 2GB Corsair
Motherboard: Asus M2N-E
Motherboard Chipset: nForce 570
Motherboard Bios: Latest
Video Card: Geforce 7900 GT
Video Card Driver: Forceware 93.71
Sound Card: Soundblaster Audigy ZS 2
Sound Card AC3: Passthrough AC3Filter
Sound Card Driver:
1. TV Card: FireDTV
1. TV Card Type: DVB-C
1. TV Card Driver: Latest BDA
MPEG2 Video Codec: nVidia Purevideo
Remote: FireDTV Remote
TV: Mirai FullHD LCD 42"
TV - HTPC Connection: HDMI-DVI
I was wondering, does anyone know if it is possible to add secondary PCI-E graphic card to non-SLI motherboard, in this case my Asus M2N-E?
And in this way could I "dedicate" secondary card to Mediaportal...