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Old 31-10-2006, 12:44 PM   #1 (permalink)
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360 extender problem with recorded TV

Hi, I have recently added a Black Gold digital tuner to my MCE PC and all works fine on PC. However when I stream this to my Xbox360 the picture is a bit jumpy which I can stop by switching from 720P to pal 50Hz, first question is can I get the xbox to play recorded TV in 50Hz without having to move the switch on the cable?

Also I have noticed on a couple of occasions the audio goes out of sync with the video? Will trying a different decoder on the PC make any difference or is all the decoding done on the Xbox. Any other ideas welcomed. Currently using the Intervideo winDvd7 decoder.

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Also I have noticed on a couple of occasions the audio goes out of sync with the video? Will trying a different decoder on the PC make any difference or is all the decoding done on the Xbox. Any other ideas welcomed. Currently using the Intervideo winDvd7 decoder.

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I have an Xbox extender and an Xbox 360. The Xbox suffers from lip sync very badly, while the 360 rarely has the problem. Sadly, I don't know what to do to sort out the problem - my connection is wired and running at 100baseT (no switching between 10/100), so I'm stumped for ideas.

I'm running the Nvidia decoder, so suspect its not a decoder issue.

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I have an Xbox extender and an Xbox 360. The Xbox suffers from lip sync very badly, while the 360 rarely has the problem. Sadly, I don't know what to do to sort out the problem - my connection is wired and running at 100baseT (no switching between 10/100), so I'm stumped for ideas.

I'm running the Nvidia decoder, so suspect its not a decoder issue.

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Thanks, notice there is an xbox update today, maybe that will fix it?
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Thanks, notice there is an xbox update today, maybe that will fix it?
Nope there's a 50Hz option in the latest update, but only works for playing DVD, this issue is my only real problem with a 360 extender, I tried phoning xbox support but it was a waste of time.

There's quite a few people with this issue.

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Nope there's a 50Hz option in the latest update, but only works for playing DVD, this issue is my only real problem with a 360 extender, I tried phoning xbox support but it was a waste of time.

There's quite a few people with this issue.

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Thanks, is there anyway to contact microsoft to ask this to be included in a future update?
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Re: 360 extender problem with recorded TV

I can't find a way, I've posted on some Microsoft forums but there doesn't seem to be much from MS on there.

I Emailed Xbox.com support and was told they needed more info and I had to phone up, I phoned up and was told that 50Hz was related to my download speed and I need to contact my ISP !!!

Maybe worth trying to phone them it's free but very annoying.

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If you want to see if you can get anywhere try this MS forum, got to be worth a try I guess more posts the better.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/e...ws.mediacenter

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