Video card Troubles (1 Viewer)

lussierj

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Hi, I don't know if I'm posting in the right place and realize this might not have anything to do with Media Portal but here's my trouble that I'm hoping someone can offer some insight . I have installed Vista home premium 32 bit on the system listed below. And I have been haveing trouble with video playback and the driver crashing. When watching typical divx files (that play fine on other machines) the video radomly stutters then catches back up to the audio some times the I get a black screen and have to exit MediaPortal by pressing the power button on the remote. It then gives me an error that my video card stopped working and restarted. Sometimes it says "nvlddmkm stopped responding". I've tried different codecs ie CCP, SAF. Same problem. I tried watching it directly in VLC and got the same issue. These files play fine in VLC on other machines. I've done a mem test and received no errors. I am at the end of my rope. I'm running out of ideas. I can't live without my Media Portal. Any suggestions of what I can do next?

TV-Server Version: 1.0 RC3
MediaPortal Version: 1.0 RC3
MediaPortal Skin: Blue 3
Windows Version: Vista Home Premium 32bit
CPU Type: P4 3.0ghz HT
HDD: Samsung 120GB Sata,
Memory: 2gb ddr 333mhz ( 4 x 512mb )
Motherboard: Intel D915GAG
Video Card: BFG nVidia Geforce 9500GT 1gb ddr2
Video Card Driver: 180.48 whql
Sound Card: Soundblaster Audigy (internal)
Sound Card Driver: vista
1. TV Card: Hauppauge hvr-1600
Power Supply: Ensight 650w
Remote: Hauppage
TV: Old Skool 27" Sony crt
TV - HTPC Connection: s-video
 

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    The errors you are seeing all relate too driver, if nothing else, remove the driver you have and install any cd supplied one, use something like Driver Sweeper to make sure all references are remove prior to installing.

    Last resort, remove physically and reinstall graphics card, may not be 100% seated correctly.
     

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