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<blockquote data-quote="Snader" data-source="post: 680856" data-attributes="member: 56058"><p>Well, the blurry fonts where caused by an imagescan of my TV. Somehow it resetted after installing a new videocard. So my TV decreased the size of the 'image' while ATI and the NVIDIA card upscaled it all to make if fit again. After a complete new install I figured out that this was causing the blurry font. Still though... the ATI card isn't up to the HDVT 50hz PAL... dropping frames like hell. So, the 9400GT of NIVIDA is in again. </p><p></p><p>The clean install somehow made my 9400GT work like a charm. HDTV is having no dropped frames al all anymore. When tracking back my agenda I found out that the problems began after an upgrade of MP. Before that I cannot remember having dropped frames at all with this video card. I do not know why, but somehow I always end up reinstalling my PC from the ground up after doing an upgrade of MP. So, the 9400 is up to the task of deinterlacing and showing the HDTV broadcast, but only after a clean install of Win7 and MP.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Snader, post: 680856, member: 56058"] Well, the blurry fonts where caused by an imagescan of my TV. Somehow it resetted after installing a new videocard. So my TV decreased the size of the 'image' while ATI and the NVIDIA card upscaled it all to make if fit again. After a complete new install I figured out that this was causing the blurry font. Still though... the ATI card isn't up to the HDVT 50hz PAL... dropping frames like hell. So, the 9400GT of NIVIDA is in again. The clean install somehow made my 9400GT work like a charm. HDTV is having no dropped frames al all anymore. When tracking back my agenda I found out that the problems began after an upgrade of MP. Before that I cannot remember having dropped frames at all with this video card. I do not know why, but somehow I always end up reinstalling my PC from the ground up after doing an upgrade of MP. So, the 9400 is up to the task of deinterlacing and showing the HDTV broadcast, but only after a clean install of Win7 and MP. [/QUOTE]
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