DerekBaker
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When displaying LiveTV with VMC there are various annoyances that afflict the output.
All stations have moderately sized bars at the right and left - though BBC News has the ticker, but not the rest of the picture, extending all the way to the right hand side.
Some stations have a step at the top, others at the bottom - some have neither. This step can flicker or display a dotted line.
Within the borders the picture is fine.
The same stations displayed with the TV's own tuner have none of these issues.
Both the desktop and VMC are set to 1920x1080 @50Hz. CCC is set to force 0% scaling. Both the desktop and VMC's UI fill the whole scene with no problems.
The aerial input is fine - TV receives same input shared through a splitter. Plugging the aerial cable directly into the computer shows the same issue.
BlackGold BGT3540 with 6.0.0.34 (same issue with 6.0.0.38).
Onboard HD 3200 with Cat 8.12 (same issue with 8.11).
Vista 64 SP1 Home Premium, fully patched.
Samsung LE32A558 connected via HDMI.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
All stations have moderately sized bars at the right and left - though BBC News has the ticker, but not the rest of the picture, extending all the way to the right hand side.
Some stations have a step at the top, others at the bottom - some have neither. This step can flicker or display a dotted line.
Within the borders the picture is fine.
The same stations displayed with the TV's own tuner have none of these issues.
Both the desktop and VMC are set to 1920x1080 @50Hz. CCC is set to force 0% scaling. Both the desktop and VMC's UI fill the whole scene with no problems.
The aerial input is fine - TV receives same input shared through a splitter. Plugging the aerial cable directly into the computer shows the same issue.
BlackGold BGT3540 with 6.0.0.34 (same issue with 6.0.0.38).
Onboard HD 3200 with Cat 8.12 (same issue with 8.11).
Vista 64 SP1 Home Premium, fully patched.
Samsung LE32A558 connected via HDMI.
Any ideas?
Thanks.