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<blockquote data-quote="Wavemachine" data-source="post: 490286" data-attributes="member: 88784">Thanks for the reply.Sources can be recording from media portal and sometimes DVD, the recordings are UK DVB-T recordings, some recording are worst than others.It is most noticeable on still faces where the features seem to wobble from side to side when the face is static.I understand the graphics card is by no means high powered but it plays hi-def with no issues at 720P, I am happy to upgrade this and would be interested as to what you think would be a better choice.I have a feeling I had this issue with the ATI drivers with Vista MCE and seem to remember hacking something in the registry to fix it (seem to remember it was interlacing).I will try Shift+1 but am pretty sure no frames are being dropped.Ah ha just found <a href="http://apcmag.com/how_to_fix_video_smearing_blurring_and_ghosting_on_ati_video_cards.htm" target="_blank">this</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wavemachine, post: 490286, member: 88784"] Thanks for the reply. Sources can be recording from media portal and sometimes DVD, the recordings are UK DVB-T recordings, some recording are worst than others. It is most noticeable on still faces where the features seem to wobble from side to side when the face is static. I understand the graphics card is by no means high powered but it plays hi-def with no issues at 720P, I am happy to upgrade this and would be interested as to what you think would be a better choice. I have a feeling I had this issue with the ATI drivers with Vista MCE and seem to remember hacking something in the registry to fix it (seem to remember it was interlacing). I will try Shift+1 but am pretty sure no frames are being dropped. Ah ha just found [url=http://apcmag.com/how_to_fix_video_smearing_blurring_and_ghosting_on_ati_video_cards.htm]this[/url] [/QUOTE]

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