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<blockquote data-quote="wowski" data-source="post: 212278" data-attributes="member: 56552"><p>I have a very similar set upto you (similar Motherboard and processor), also using the ATI9250. I noticed in MP 0.2.3 RC3 is more sluggish than MP 0.2.3 RC2, but don't know why. I have still been able to get full 50fps on live TV by a fair bit of trial and error. Try these to see if it improved the performance any. </p><p>(1) I use the video codec from PowerDVD. Set this up with the PowerDVD application to use hardware acceleration, and hardware de-interlacing. I still use the mediaportal audio codec, and default directsound audio renderer as there seems to be some confilct on my system using the PowerDVD audio codec which I haven't got to the bottom of. Select no de-interlacing from the Mediaportal setup.</p><p>(2) Make sure the screen resolution is set to the minimum required, e.g. for my CRT TV the lowest available is 640x480.</p><p>(3) Some skins are faster/smoother than others. I use the latest foofaraw skin, which in my setup is faster than the default mediaportal blue one. Turn off animations, and keep the priority to normal. I found that increasing the priority slowed the TV framerate down.</p><p>(4) Check your PCI bus latency with PCI Latency Tool.</p><p>(5) One thing which surprised me a bit was I found that my old IDE hardrive was slow and causing stuttering when recording/timeshifting. Replacing this with a newer SATA one helped a fair bit too.</p><p>(6) Turn off any windows services not required. Other posts on these forums go through this a bit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wowski, post: 212278, member: 56552"] I have a very similar set upto you (similar Motherboard and processor), also using the ATI9250. I noticed in MP 0.2.3 RC3 is more sluggish than MP 0.2.3 RC2, but don't know why. I have still been able to get full 50fps on live TV by a fair bit of trial and error. Try these to see if it improved the performance any. (1) I use the video codec from PowerDVD. Set this up with the PowerDVD application to use hardware acceleration, and hardware de-interlacing. I still use the mediaportal audio codec, and default directsound audio renderer as there seems to be some confilct on my system using the PowerDVD audio codec which I haven't got to the bottom of. Select no de-interlacing from the Mediaportal setup. (2) Make sure the screen resolution is set to the minimum required, e.g. for my CRT TV the lowest available is 640x480. (3) Some skins are faster/smoother than others. I use the latest foofaraw skin, which in my setup is faster than the default mediaportal blue one. Turn off animations, and keep the priority to normal. I found that increasing the priority slowed the TV framerate down. (4) Check your PCI bus latency with PCI Latency Tool. (5) One thing which surprised me a bit was I found that my old IDE hardrive was slow and causing stuttering when recording/timeshifting. Replacing this with a newer SATA one helped a fair bit too. (6) Turn off any windows services not required. Other posts on these forums go through this a bit. [/QUOTE]
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