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<blockquote data-quote="Migs" data-source="post: 491347" data-attributes="member: 59548">Sorry to dig up an old topic, but I had the same problem as well.The difference being I am using an Ati Radeon 2400XT HD video card and playing it back on a Multisystem TV. At 1024x768 it uses (only) 60hz, but at 800x600 I have the option to use 56hz as well. Using the latest 9.7 Catalyst drivers.Having Exclusive Mode (Of Video Mixing Renderer 9) turned on in the Video Renderer Settings of Media Portal 1.0.2.0 gives me tearing in the video. Use For Playback Of Web Streams - Use Nonsquare Mixing For Scaling are both turned on. Using Gausion Quad Filtering as well. Turning off Exclusive Mode solves the Tearing problem.I have no idea if VSync is on or not, or where I can find out actually.Using the Enchanced Video Rendere actually slows the video down, while the Audio is on time.Running all this on a fresh XP SP3 installation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Migs, post: 491347, member: 59548"] Sorry to dig up an old topic, but I had the same problem as well. The difference being I am using an Ati Radeon 2400XT HD video card and playing it back on a Multisystem TV. At 1024x768 it uses (only) 60hz, but at 800x600 I have the option to use 56hz as well. Using the latest 9.7 Catalyst drivers. Having Exclusive Mode (Of Video Mixing Renderer 9) turned on in the Video Renderer Settings of Media Portal 1.0.2.0 gives me tearing in the video. Use For Playback Of Web Streams - Use Nonsquare Mixing For Scaling are both turned on. Using Gausion Quad Filtering as well. Turning off Exclusive Mode solves the Tearing problem. I have no idea if VSync is on or not, or where I can find out actually. Using the Enchanced Video Rendere actually slows the video down, while the Audio is on time. Running all this on a fresh XP SP3 installation. [/QUOTE]

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