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<blockquote data-quote="doug" data-source="post: 855124" data-attributes="member: 107195"><p>I found a solution to my stuttering that is really easy. I found it in a post by "punking" over at the XBMC forums. Here it is:</p><p>-Right-click MediaPortal.exe in Program Files</p><p>-Select "Properties"</p><p>-Go to the "Compatibility" tab</p><p>-Put a check in the "Disable Desktop Composition" box</p><p> </p><p>That's it. I now have silky smooth video and the switch between 24 and 60Hz has seems to work smoothly. I did get a popup balloon message in the taskbar indicating my "color scheme has changed to Windows 7 Basic". 32-bit colour is still enabled in my nvidia control panel, so that wasn't impacted.</p><p> </p><p>Perhaps the fixdwm code isn't required or can be changed to address a different root cause.</p><p> </p><p>Doug</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="doug, post: 855124, member: 107195"] I found a solution to my stuttering that is really easy. I found it in a post by "punking" over at the XBMC forums. Here it is: -Right-click MediaPortal.exe in Program Files -Select "Properties" -Go to the "Compatibility" tab -Put a check in the "Disable Desktop Composition" box That's it. I now have silky smooth video and the switch between 24 and 60Hz has seems to work smoothly. I did get a popup balloon message in the taskbar indicating my "color scheme has changed to Windows 7 Basic". 32-bit colour is still enabled in my nvidia control panel, so that wasn't impacted. Perhaps the fixdwm code isn't required or can be changed to address a different root cause. Doug [/QUOTE]
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