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<blockquote data-quote="ixian" data-source="post: 532367" data-attributes="member: 54932">This may or may not be useful but I'll post my experience anyway (Windows 7 x64):Using the latest MP svn (both the compiled, posted one and one I compiled myself off the repository) and SAF beta20test3 I'm seeing weird behavior with live TV. I use the Hauppage HDPVR as a tuner/capture device.In the latest SVN(s) - not the MP beta - the PowerDVD codec plays live TV very &quot;slowly&quot; and out of sync with the audio. This is with hardware acceleration turned on and off, checked in Graphbuilder to make sure it was right.FDDShow works &quot;better&quot; for live TV now but it still has the same problem it's always had with MP and live TV with the HDPVR - the bottom quarter of the screen is distorted. It looks good and is in sync but of course with the corruption of the bottom of the picture it's not usable.I also tried CoreAVC, and that actually works perfectly well - picture looks good and audio/etc are in perfect sync.So with the latest svn's I'm forced to use CoreAVC instead of the PowerDVD 9 codec for live TV, a reversal of my 1.1 beta experience.I will update this post with logs in a bit - don't know if this is an issue that can be solved, but thought I would post it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ixian, post: 532367, member: 54932"] This may or may not be useful but I'll post my experience anyway (Windows 7 x64): Using the latest MP svn (both the compiled, posted one and one I compiled myself off the repository) and SAF beta20test3 I'm seeing weird behavior with live TV. I use the Hauppage HDPVR as a tuner/capture device. In the latest SVN(s) - not the MP beta - the PowerDVD codec plays live TV very "slowly" and out of sync with the audio. This is with hardware acceleration turned on and off, checked in Graphbuilder to make sure it was right. FDDShow works "better" for live TV now but it still has the same problem it's always had with MP and live TV with the HDPVR - the bottom quarter of the screen is distorted. It looks good and is in sync but of course with the corruption of the bottom of the picture it's not usable. I also tried CoreAVC, and that actually works perfectly well - picture looks good and audio/etc are in perfect sync. So with the latest svn's I'm forced to use CoreAVC instead of the PowerDVD 9 codec for live TV, a reversal of my 1.1 beta experience. I will update this post with logs in a bit - don't know if this is an issue that can be solved, but thought I would post it. [/QUOTE]

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