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<blockquote data-quote="Phoenix2000" data-source="post: 63281" data-attributes="member: 20305">Video card was itYou hit it right on the money. Got an ATI 9550SE 128MB with TV out and all the little hickups went away. Thanks.System is almost perfect. Now have 7 300GB drives in the case and the 16X DVD burner, almost 500 movies now. Drives still running cool, I love this case.I only have two more things that are bugging me. I prefer to use PowerDVD rather that Media Portal's built in player. Only problem is when I use PowerDVD from within Media Portal I loose the ability to right click and get PowerDVDs menu for adjusting Pan and Scan , Zoom, etc...The final thing that I need to resolve before I consider this system perfect is sound. I am using the onboard sound card. When I burn a DVD from the system and play it I get surround sound. When I play the same movie from my media system through the same home theatre, I only get sound from the front speakers. Actually it would probably be more appropriate if I asked this in a Power DVD form.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Phoenix2000, post: 63281, member: 20305"] [b]Video card was it[/b] You hit it right on the money. Got an ATI 9550SE 128MB with TV out and all the little hickups went away. Thanks. System is almost perfect. Now have 7 300GB drives in the case and the 16X DVD burner, almost 500 movies now. Drives still running cool, I love this case. I only have two more things that are bugging me. I prefer to use PowerDVD rather that Media Portal's built in player. Only problem is when I use PowerDVD from within Media Portal I loose the ability to right click and get PowerDVDs menu for adjusting Pan and Scan , Zoom, etc... The final thing that I need to resolve before I consider this system perfect is sound. I am using the onboard sound card. When I burn a DVD from the system and play it I get surround sound. When I play the same movie from my media system through the same home theatre, I only get sound from the front speakers. Actually it would probably be more appropriate if I asked this in a Power DVD form. [/QUOTE]

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