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<blockquote data-quote="tom16" data-source="post: 630267" data-attributes="member: 89928">I am using an ATI card as well... Updated to the latest drivers yesterday which made no difference. But if it's happening to NVidia folks as well doesn't look like it's that.I haven't got the 'Microsoft DTV-DVD decoder' in my Vista setup, but will try it on my Win7 install tomorrow.[USER=62468]JonHancock[/USER] One minute of Doctor Who from 10th April can be found in the zip file <a href="http://hastings.xssl.net/~admin122/stuff/Doctor Who - BBC HD - 2010-04-10 - 6_15 PM.zip" target="_blank">here</a>. Apologies for the watermark, only software I could get my hands on to cut the file down was a trial. Think some quality may have been lost in the process, but hopefully it will still prove the point that your system is otherwise ok and you're in the same boat as the rest of us.I noticed that the .ts files since the BBC HD switch to VBR are quite a bit smaller (~1Gb an hour less!).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tom16, post: 630267, member: 89928"] I am using an ATI card as well... Updated to the latest drivers yesterday which made no difference. But if it's happening to NVidia folks as well doesn't look like it's that. I haven't got the 'Microsoft DTV-DVD decoder' in my Vista setup, but will try it on my Win7 install tomorrow. [USER=62468]JonHancock[/USER] One minute of Doctor Who from 10th April can be found in the zip file [URL="http://hastings.xssl.net/~admin122/stuff/Doctor Who - BBC HD - 2010-04-10 - 6_15 PM.zip"]here[/URL]. Apologies for the watermark, only software I could get my hands on to cut the file down was a trial. Think some quality may have been lost in the process, but hopefully it will still prove the point that your system is otherwise ok and you're in the same boat as the rest of us. I noticed that the .ts files since the BBC HD switch to VBR are quite a bit smaller (~1Gb an hour less!). [/QUOTE]

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