jittery dvd/movie playback with dvi

"First of One" <daxinfx DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote in
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> Is this "jitter" limited to fullscreen playback? Do you see it when
the
> video is playing in a window?
>

I see it either in full screen or windowed. The funny thing
is...everything else is just perfect. The screen is huge, no dead
pixels, and the colors are nice. It's just when I play movies that I
get the jittery effect. I can see it where dark meets light -- e.g.
where a man in a black suit is out in a bright place. It almost looks
like it may be from some interference...then how come everything is okay
when I hook it up using the vga cable? I've searched on the net but
couldn't really find any answers.

-TA
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http://www.tomshardware.com/2004/11/29/the_tft_connection/page20.html

What refresh rate is your monitor running at when connected with the DVI
cable? If it's 50 Hz (due to reduced blanking), the jitter you see may in
fact be "normal".

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"TA" <gangstabearSpam DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I see it either in full screen or windowed. The funny thing
> is...everything else is just perfect. The screen is huge, no dead
> pixels, and the colors are nice. It's just when I play movies that I
> get the jittery effect. I can see it where dark meets light -- e.g.
> where a man in a black suit is out in a bright place. It almost looks
> like it may be from some interference...then how come everything is okay
> when I hook it up using the vga cable? I've searched on the net but
> couldn't really find any answers.
>
> -TA
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"First of One" <daxinfx DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote in
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> http://www.tomshardware.com/2004/11/29/the_tft_connection/page20.html
>
> What refresh rate is your monitor running at when connected with the
> DVI cable? If it's 50 Hz (due to reduced blanking), the jitter you see
> may in fact be "normal".
>

you know what...I played around with the advanced timing option for my
Nvidia card, and what do you know...everything is fixed. Movies play
with no problem...There is some jittery effect but it's barely
noticeable. Thanx for the help.

-TA
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