VMR7 problem.

[bdg825]

I all, I just installed GB-PVR and have experienced a similar video problem with VMR 7 and the overlay option. Both VMR 9 options result in jitter on screen. I have listed my setup and concerns/questions below.

3.4 GHz Prescott Core
1 GB of Ram
XP Service Pack 2
160 GB SATA Drive
250 GB Drive
Emuzed Maui-II Encoder
FireGL 3100 128 MB Graphics Card

MUX: Mux checker reports that no mux is installed this seems unusual since I just fresh installed XP with SP 2. Sys Info agrees with this statement.

MPEG-2: dscaler

DirectX 9.0c

I am looking for suggestions as I am going to install a FusionHDTV card and am hoping to get it working. Additionally, video only seems to work in full screen mode I can not see video in the windows provided by the standard blue skin.

Suggestions, are appreciated! I can get a new graphics card if that will help.

Cheers,
Ben

[cdahmedeh]

Before I give up, I am going to see if the NSP drivers makes a difference. Wish me good luck.

[cdahmedeh]

Zero success.

Its official GBPVR is going to be unistalled, I am reverting back to Catalyst 6.2 and MMC 9.061. I'm sorry sub, you have lost a user hope that one day you will support the All-In-Wonder....

It was a nice journey, goodbye

[sub]

What I don't get sub is that you own a All-In-Wonder X800 yourself and you don't even support it. Why ? It feels like you throwed half of your video card and I guess you payed about 300 dollars for it.

Sorry, I know how frustrating it must be. The X800AIW was a freebie from ATI, so I dont feel like I'm wasting my investiment.

When I started developing GB-PVR I decided I was only going to focus my attentions on analog cards with hardware MPEG2 encoders, and unfortunately the AIW cards dont meet that requirement. To supports cards like AIW with software encoding introduces a whole new set of issues to worry about, and I just didnt have the time available this - I'm busy enough with the other analog and digital cards I support.

Good luck finding that app.