2006-12-07, 08:51 PM
I am posting in case this might help someone else.
I use purevideo decoder. In gb-pvr I use Custom VMR9 to fix a garbage pixel problem with certain video aspect ratios.
I have nvidia 7800GT and was using forceware 84.21. I wanted to try the newest drivers so after researching I found people seemed to like 91.47 for stability and speed. After installing these I began getting video playback problems in gb-pvr 98.13 with the video tearing mostly in the top 50% of the screen with lots of movement in the video.
So I checked these forums and changed my dx9c quartz.dll to version 6.05.01.0902 from dx9b which was already on my computer. All I had to do was search for quartz.dll and find the correct version then use replacer to replace the version in windows\system32.
This did seem to fix interlacing problems and the fast forward seems better now but the tearing still happened so I tried the WHQL forceware 93.71 and voila the tearing nearly went entirely away. I do still notice it a little but it I can live with it now.
Hope this helps someone.
Thanks sub for a great program.
I use purevideo decoder. In gb-pvr I use Custom VMR9 to fix a garbage pixel problem with certain video aspect ratios.
I have nvidia 7800GT and was using forceware 84.21. I wanted to try the newest drivers so after researching I found people seemed to like 91.47 for stability and speed. After installing these I began getting video playback problems in gb-pvr 98.13 with the video tearing mostly in the top 50% of the screen with lots of movement in the video.
So I checked these forums and changed my dx9c quartz.dll to version 6.05.01.0902 from dx9b which was already on my computer. All I had to do was search for quartz.dll and find the correct version then use replacer to replace the version in windows\system32.
This did seem to fix interlacing problems and the fast forward seems better now but the tearing still happened so I tried the WHQL forceware 93.71 and voila the tearing nearly went entirely away. I do still notice it a little but it I can live with it now.
Hope this helps someone.
Thanks sub for a great program.