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<blockquote data-quote="Quake505" data-source="post: 707321" data-attributes="member: 92046">I have this problem on two of my systems that have NVidia cards, but my AMD / ATI pc does not have the issue.The NVidia systems don't have the same OS, one is XP while the other is win 7, please note that the error does not happen if DXVA is turned off (not using HW decoder) or any other HD channels apart from BBC HD or BBC 1 HD.The only codec I have got to work well with DXVA on is Arcsoft Video Decoder.i have tried the following : -Powerdvd 10, 9, 7 (7 works but is software)FFDshow DXVACoreAVC (this looks crap with live interlaced shows)Divx H264 Decoder (works well in software)MPC - Video decoderThere may be a few more but cannot remember.Set3, try the Arcsoft codec, please note that you may need to jump a couple of times 15sec forward or back to stop the blocky picture.Q505</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quake505, post: 707321, member: 92046"] I have this problem on two of my systems that have NVidia cards, but my AMD / ATI pc does not have the issue. The NVidia systems don't have the same OS, one is XP while the other is win 7, please note that the error does not happen if DXVA is turned off (not using HW decoder) or any other HD channels apart from BBC HD or BBC 1 HD. The only codec I have got to work well with DXVA on is Arcsoft Video Decoder. i have tried the following : - Powerdvd 10, 9, 7 (7 works but is software) FFDshow DXVA CoreAVC (this looks crap with live interlaced shows) Divx H264 Decoder (works well in software) MPC - Video decoder There may be a few more but cannot remember. Set3, try the Arcsoft codec, please note that you may need to jump a couple of times 15sec forward or back to stop the blocky picture. Q505 [/QUOTE]

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