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<blockquote data-quote="PremiumOokwe" data-source="post: 408702" data-attributes="member: 90904">Before using mediaportal I used XP MCE. When I recorded using XP MCE the picture was nice and smooth. In mediaportal, when the characters or stuff moves around there are lines that go across the moving object which disappear when that object is just standing still. Even when somebody is talking, lines go across that person's mouth until they stop talking. How do I make the picture quality smooth like XP MCE?More specifically the lines are thin horizontal lines that are the same color as the object. For example, if spongebob is running from his house thin solid yellow horizontal lines will go across his body alternating with what is supposed to be there until he runs to his destination. These lines are exaggerated when I convert the videos to the 3GP format so I can view them on my phone.My TV tuner is an ATI Theater Pro 550 (originally ehome wonder but it says theater pro 550 when you take it out and look at it). Latest drivers installed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PremiumOokwe, post: 408702, member: 90904"] Before using mediaportal I used XP MCE. When I recorded using XP MCE the picture was nice and smooth. In mediaportal, when the characters or stuff moves around there are lines that go across the moving object which disappear when that object is just standing still. Even when somebody is talking, lines go across that person's mouth until they stop talking. How do I make the picture quality smooth like XP MCE? More specifically the lines are thin horizontal lines that are the same color as the object. For example, if spongebob is running from his house thin solid yellow horizontal lines will go across his body alternating with what is supposed to be there until he runs to his destination. These lines are exaggerated when I convert the videos to the 3GP format so I can view them on my phone. My TV tuner is an ATI Theater Pro 550 (originally ehome wonder but it says theater pro 550 when you take it out and look at it). Latest drivers installed. [/QUOTE]

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