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I noticed this all the time, however with the MS decoder it works perfectly sports and all. Anyone know why all of the MCE05 decoders have the framerate of a film?
Any suggestions on how to change this?
Thanks
I've noticed this too since my last rebuild over the longweekend. It may be my graphics drivers (nvidia forceware) which I upgraded to lastest MCE version (93.71) since it is happening on all decoders I've tried (PureVideo, PowerDVD7, WinDVD7, WinDVD8).
I will try reverting to previous drivers (91.47) when I get the chance (24 is back on, so not much time to have the TV down!)
I read somewhere that with lastest nVidia drivers + PureVideo, set PurVideo to "Automatic" de-interlacing rather than "Smart". I tried that, didn't seem to work (although my testing was not very thorough).
I think its because the media isnt being flagged properly someone suggested. Im not going to change the card because in Vista with the MS decoder TV Feeds are flagged properly and are shown at proper frame rates.
I dont own vista tho and the wmp11 integration sucks so im going to have to go back to MCE which isnt that bad considering most things work, i just need that feature back.
well i just formatted not even knowing ms had a decoder.
Anyway i was just fiddling with MCE and hit TV accidentally and figured it would halt because of no decoder then BAM HD Goodness. I dont know bout dxva but it recorded 2 simeltaneous HD feeds with no issues
I really want to get 2k5 to flag tv properly so i dotn have to worry anymore.
I read somewhere that with lastest nVidia drivers + PureVideo, set PurVideo to "Automatic" de-interlacing rather than "Smart". I tried that, didn't seem to work (although my testing was not very thorough).
Hey guys, sorry to dig up/hijack, but how do i do this? where do i find the settings for purevideo deinterlacing?
i'm using it on my Asus M2nPV-VM with onboard GF6150 IGP.
when the decoders are in use (ie. watching TV/DVD) there will be a nvidia icon in the system tray, open it, there you'll find all the decoder settings.
when the decoders are in use (ie. watching TV/DVD) there will be a nvidia icon in the system tray, open it, there you'll find all the decoder settings.
thanks i'll give it a try.... shame that terminal services doesn't let me doa ll this as it doesn't recognise the video card, have to do it on my tv when i can barely read stuff. is there a reason for that? or is it just how it is
I have it working fine, i reformatted and installed a newer version of purevideo (.223 instead of .197) and now all the HD channels are perfect... purevideo settings on auto instead of smart.. haven't tried it back on smart yet tho.
