bad quality video playback..??

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    Windows 7
       #11

    Hey everyone. I am having, I believe, the same issues.
    On my monitor and on my TV when I watch an avi or a dvd the playback is quite "pixelated". It looks like the video is being played in a low res. I have tried multiple players including MPC, as stated above. I have tried different drivers as well.
    Looking for some more ideas.
    Thanks a lot.
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  2. Posts : 2
    windows 7
       #12

    Same problem here. It seems to look great in a small window but when you go to full screen its very pixelated. All edges are very UM..it looks like tiny boxes stringed together. I have downloaded codec packs and play files on both VLC and WMP. I get the same results.
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    W7 ultimate
       #13

    Hi all.
    I have the same issues. It appears to affect Live-Tv broadcast's viewed and recorded/playback through Media Centre and WMP.
    As a side note i installed Media PLayer Classic and discovered that this has no issues with viedo qaulity. I have also updated all my DirectX compenants. I am not using any additonal codecs (aside from those installed with Power DVD 9 Ultra). My W7 is brand new with no other programs installed.
    There is very bad artifacting in HD Videos displayed. On this same machine with the same hardware using Vista Ultimate x64 (dual boot), i had no artifacting.
    I've checked my video card drivers, powerdvd settings etc. Nothing stops the artifacts.

    Is there anyway to adjust video settings for uncompressed video formats like dvr-ms in w7?
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  4. Posts : 1
    Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit
       #14

    PLZZZZZZZZZ HELP I have the same issues
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