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[SOLVED] Stripes in movies! Windows XP video card: Club3D HD 4650 512MB GDDR2 monitor: Dell 3000WFP 30" When I play a movie with BS Player, i see white stripes moving on the whole monitor, like when you watch a very old movie in the cinema! Since I had a new monitor, I still got warranty and today I got a new one, but still the problem sometimes exists. I tried to change different options but nothing really works. However if I resize the video screen to veryyy small I don't have this problem. Is it something about my monitor or video card, or can I fix it with BS player? I made some home-made movies of this problem, downloadable through: Mega-upload - stripes Thanks in advance! |
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In an old movie the stripes (scratches) are usually vertical like rain, wheras these are horizontal. I don't think the video card is a likely cause of the problem: PassMark Software - Video Card Benchmarks - Video Card Look Up (Maybe its drivers? Hardware accelleration?) Could maybe caused by something like screen tearing? Is "Wait for vertical blank" selected under (rightclick >) Options > Preferences > Video > [Video rendering]? CPU? What is your screen's resolution and refreshrate?
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I would bet on hardware acceleration / decoding. Do you use included drivers (from videocard's CD ) If I recall correctly, Club3D have some modified ATI drivers, so it's difficult to update (just downloading from their site). I may be wrong. I wil check it. |
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Thanks guys. Wait for vertical blank is checked. Resolution is 2560x1600 at 60Hz. @Adicoto: I'm not really into computer stuff, so please help me a b it with your questions. I always just download drivers from a CD of from the website of my video card obviously. Note: I don't always see this stripes, for example if I use PowerDVD for HD movies... Otherwise, VLC player sometimes also gives these white lines. |
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The horizontal stripes (like in old movies = MPEG2 tearing artifacts) seems more to be a problem from the videocard doing (or atempting to do) MPEG4 decoding rather than something else. It should be interesting to see if this occurs when playing HD files with BSplayer. Please, try to use another video rendering methode (options -> video -> rendering method ). Please test internal renderer RGB, internal renderer DirectDraw and VMR 9. On the other hand, it could be a monitor problem (internal digital/analogic convertor). If one of the other rendering methodes does work, then is not a monitor problem ( I don't think it is, for god's sake, it's a Sony product) LE: seems there is another report of some problems with this monitor (and other 30" monitors) that can be solved by reducing resolution to 1280x800 and back to 2560x1600. |
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