_yo_wasup_
23rd October 2007, 09:21
Honestly I will paypal you money if you can help me on this. So I backed up a HD-DVD with BackUpHDDVD and when I try to play the FEATURE_1.EVO through PowerDVD on my primary monitor, the sound will skip about 6 times every second and the image will lag and turn to black and show an updated image every second or so and is very annoying. I don't really care to watch HD-DVD's on my primary display though, I want to display them on my 32" Samsung LCD HDTV. I have it connected through sVGA/DVI-I and everything is set up perfectly.. Dual view is on 1360X768 (because my TV is 720p) and when I try to display the HD-DVD on my HDTV, it will crash the first second it goes on that display. I have no idea why. And I also wonder, even if I got it to display, if it would lag like it does on my primary PC Monitor. This isn't an HDCP problem, is it? Aren't all HDTV's (especially samsung) built in as HDCP Compatible? Also, why is PowerDVD using 100% of my CPU? I have the options set to allow nVidia PureVideo (which would take the strain off my CPU and put it to my Graphics Card which I don't believe is working) Or is there a difference between PureVideo and PureVideo HD? I don't see an option in PowerDVD about PureVideo HD. I'm kind of going crazy, because I spent a lot of money to get this and yeah... I'm using the xbox hd dvd drive. Here are my specs:
AMD Athlon 64 3800+ x2 (Thinking about upgrading to Opteron 185 - tell me if that would solve anything)
eVga nVidia 8600 GTS Superclocked (HDCP Ready)
2gb ddr400 Ram
HDTV: ln-t3242h Samsung 32"
PowerDVD Options:
http://img296.imageshack.us/img296/3760/hddvdoptionsma0.jpg
If you have any idea on how to help, I'll test anything.
AMD Athlon 64 3800+ x2 (Thinking about upgrading to Opteron 185 - tell me if that would solve anything)
eVga nVidia 8600 GTS Superclocked (HDCP Ready)
2gb ddr400 Ram
HDTV: ln-t3242h Samsung 32"
PowerDVD Options:
http://img296.imageshack.us/img296/3760/hddvdoptionsma0.jpg
If you have any idea on how to help, I'll test anything.