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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1150107" data-attributes="member: 82144">Sounds like you're looking at the &quot;video codecs&quot; tab. Please ensure you've configured the &quot;TV codecs&quot; tab. The difference is important.Yes, definitely - try the frame sizes first. They're the most likely to help.NTSC M + 29.97 should be right... though it is possible you may need to use PAL, just to satisfy the encoder (and yes, you'd use 25 fps for any of the PAL options).I think you're pretty close to getting stuff working... but it's up to you.One thing to be aware of with the Colossus and HD-PVR...Set top boxes these days often apply copy protection (HDCP) on the HDMI inputs. None of the Colossus or HD-PVR models can accept HDCP protected inputs. So, you may buy a Colossus only to find that it can't handle the output from your STB. There are ways to work around problems like that, but it can be a pain in the backside and cost more money.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1150107, member: 82144"] Sounds like you're looking at the "video codecs" tab. Please ensure you've configured the "TV codecs" tab. The difference is important. Yes, definitely - try the frame sizes first. They're the most likely to help. NTSC M + 29.97 should be right... though it is possible you may need to use PAL, just to satisfy the encoder (and yes, you'd use 25 fps for any of the PAL options). I think you're pretty close to getting stuff working... but it's up to you. One thing to be aware of with the Colossus and HD-PVR... Set top boxes these days often apply copy protection (HDCP) on the HDMI inputs. None of the Colossus or HD-PVR models can accept HDCP protected inputs. So, you may buy a Colossus only to find that it can't handle the output from your STB. There are ways to work around problems like that, but it can be a pain in the backside and cost more money. [/QUOTE]

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