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<blockquote data-quote="pcguru" data-source="post: 50755" data-attributes="member: 19253">I have a major problem with video tearing here.When the camera is panning up/down a clearly visible horizontal tear appears. Easily seen in the credits at the end of the movie as well for testing purposes.I do have vsync enabled in the nvidia graphics card settings, forced.(Actually it shouldn't matter since I don't want to use exclusive directx mode but overlay)If I play the same movies in Media Player Classic or the DVD:s in PowerDVD 6 all is fine, no tearing at all.If I use PowerDVD decoders in Media Portal tearing is again visible.So the codec is not to blame.Media Portal seams to ignore vsync entirely independent of graphics mode and codecs used.Tried to use Reclock, but that doesn't work. Says it's incompatible, no matter what settings I use (tried all combinations...)Area: Media Portal Program - Movies/DVDMP Version: 0.2.0.0 RC4Skin: BlueWindows Version: Windows XP Home SP2CPU Type: AMD A64 3000+Memory: 2x512 DDRMotherboard Chipset: Nforce 4Video Card: XFX Nvidia 6600LEVideo Card Driver: 82.12Video Card Resolution: 1280x720@60 Hz (projector doesn't support 50 Hz)Video Render Type: Tried with and without DXVideo Codec Type &amp; Version: tried all, including purchased PowerDVDAudio Codec Type &amp; Version: Tried allTV Card: none</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pcguru, post: 50755, member: 19253"] I have a major problem with video tearing here. When the camera is panning up/down a clearly visible horizontal tear appears. Easily seen in the credits at the end of the movie as well for testing purposes. I do have vsync enabled in the nvidia graphics card settings, forced. (Actually it shouldn't matter since I don't want to use exclusive directx mode but overlay) If I play the same movies in Media Player Classic or the DVD:s in PowerDVD 6 all is fine, no tearing at all. If I use PowerDVD decoders in Media Portal tearing is again visible. So the codec is not to blame. Media Portal seams to ignore vsync entirely independent of graphics mode and codecs used. Tried to use Reclock, but that doesn't work. Says it's incompatible, no matter what settings I use (tried all combinations...) Area: Media Portal Program - Movies/DVD MP Version: 0.2.0.0 RC4 Skin: Blue Windows Version: Windows XP Home SP2 CPU Type: AMD A64 3000+ Memory: 2x512 DDR Motherboard Chipset: Nforce 4 Video Card: XFX Nvidia 6600LE Video Card Driver: 82.12 Video Card Resolution: 1280x720@60 Hz (projector doesn't support 50 Hz) Video Render Type: Tried with and without DX Video Codec Type & Version: tried all, including purchased PowerDVD Audio Codec Type & Version: Tried all TV Card: none [/QUOTE]

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