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<blockquote data-quote="gperkinson" data-source="post: 659984" data-attributes="member: 83961">Hi All,I still haven't really got to the bottom of the &quot;trailing images&quot; issue. It happens more on a &quot;cut down&quot; picture than full screen 1080 and also appears more along with stuttering when something else is recording at the same time - especially multiple recordings.I have not loaded SAF codecs as suggested by someone in this forum and need to point out that my graphics card (ATI 3850) is DVI to HDMI where the sound is transferred to the TV separately from the sound card. I also have periodic delayed speech issues which I'm unsure are a result of the separate sound input? Would welcome any suggestions on replacement cards (with HDMI out) Unsure of the best place to start, but I'm thinking that loading some log files would be the go and have someone look at these - can someone advise me which log file would be the best to load. I'm also wondering if my graphics card is simply not up to it - thoughts anyone? I have asked this question before and someone thought its OK, but I'm unsure of this. Would be great to understand if it's a machine resource issue (would be surprised) codec related or graphics card related.Any help appreciated.Graham</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gperkinson, post: 659984, member: 83961"] Hi All, I still haven't really got to the bottom of the "trailing images" issue. It happens more on a "cut down" picture than full screen 1080 and also appears more along with stuttering when something else is recording at the same time - especially multiple recordings. I have not loaded SAF codecs as suggested by someone in this forum and need to point out that my graphics card (ATI 3850) is DVI to HDMI where the sound is transferred to the TV separately from the sound card. I also have periodic delayed speech issues which I'm unsure are a result of the separate sound input? Would welcome any suggestions on replacement cards (with HDMI out) Unsure of the best place to start, but I'm thinking that loading some log files would be the go and have someone look at these - can someone advise me which log file would be the best to load. I'm also wondering if my graphics card is simply not up to it - thoughts anyone? I have asked this question before and someone thought its OK, but I'm unsure of this. Would be great to understand if it's a machine resource issue (would be surprised) codec related or graphics card related. Any help appreciated. Graham [/QUOTE]

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