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Windows Forum / Windows Vista / Music, Photo, Video / March 2007cloned monitor and stuttery video
hi, im running vista 64 home premium, dual core 2 duo e6600, asus ab90pro mobo, 2gb ddr2 ati aiw x1900 on a toshiba 37" 1080i hdtv with component via dvi to component. i cloned the main monitor to the toshiba and disabled the main monitor so i could run the pc in hdtv 1080i @ 30 hz as per ati's instructions, however when i play video the video is very stuttery, is there a cure? I belive what you want is standard 1080i at 30 frames per second to you CRT TV and you may have ended up sending it 1080i at 15 frames per second. The ATSC standard name for 1080i is 1080i/60 since it takes 60 fields per second to create 30 frames per second. .com> wrote in message news:CC505A6B-6398-41D1-8B7A-E8CD339A5890@microsoft.com... > hi, > im running vista 64 home premium, [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > however when i play video the video is very stuttery, > is there a cure? hi, thanks for the reply, i only have 2 options in display properties, 29 hertz or 30 hertz, when i reduce the resolution down to around 720p i am able to select 60 hertz and then the video is fine. is there no way to make vista output at 1080 with 60 hertz? i know its early days for vista so i dont expect any 3rd party programs to allow this yet. lee. > I belive what you want is standard 1080i at 30 frames per second to you CRT > TV and you may have ended up sending it 1080i at 15 frames per second. The [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > however when i play video the video is very stuttery, > > is there a cure? ATI released new 7.3 Catalyst drivers yesterday. I suggest that you install them and that determine how to tell the drivers to output 1080i as a selection and not by trying to define it yourself by telling it you are using an HDTV. Since I don't have an ATI card I don't know the details of how to do that using the CCC. > hi, > thanks for the reply, [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] >> > however when i play video the video is very stuttery, >> > is there a cure? |
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