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I agree with the 'on the edge of serious pissed offness' ... I'm getting there... however I believe in nvidia, been a long time supporter, and believe they will get a handle on all the issues. I'm hopeful... lol |
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Ok here are some numbers on some test I ran. Maybe these will mean something to somebody. Is it using the GPU? Heck if I know. At least everything played smooth.
system specs: AMD X2 3800+ (dual core) 1GB RAM (667 dual channel) 1st is the range I saw the CPU go between, from the lowest to the highest. Then the average is the number I saw the most. Zoom Player VMR9 Renderless Discoverers_720.wmv ~ 22-35 average 27 (used WMVideo Decoder DMO) Discoverers_1080.wmv ~ 45-54 average 47 (used WMVideo Decoder DMO) Dust_to_Glory_720.wmv ~ 21-49 average 35 (used WMVideo Decoder DMO) TheGreatestGame_HD_ASP.mp4 (1920x1088) ~ 25-40 average 30 (used ffdshow Aug 3 2006 21:12:43) TheGreatestGame_HD_AVC.mp4 (1920x1080) ~ 36-62 average 50 (used CoreAVC 1.1.0.5) Windows Media Player (HD WMV patch applied) Discoverers_720.wmv ~ 19-29 average 25 Discoverers_1080.wmv ~ 29-40 average 33 Dust_to_Glory_720.wmv ~ 21-43 average 35 TheGreatestGame_HD_ASP.mp4 (1920x1088) ~ didn't play properly (it tried to use ffdshow but looked messed up) TheGreatestGame_HD_AVC.mp4 (1920x1080) ~ 33-59 average 45 Last edited by kricker; 09-23-2006 at 08:28 PM. |
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I've been pretty happy with Nvidia and am usually very patient because I understand it can be complicated to get things working for everyone. What drives me nuts about Nvidia is something will be working and they'll break it. Then they blame everyone else or simply remove the feature and pretend it never existed. Not to mention I sent a support request to Nvidia in the past and never got any reply. Not even an automated one. |
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Last edited by kricker; 09-23-2006 at 08:52 PM. |
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Hi Guys,
I just wanted to thank IncredibleHat for his work trying to find a solution to this with Sage. However, IncredibleHat this problem WILL occur with TheaterTek as well. (see this post at TheaterTek forums HERE) FWIW, I disagree ENTIRELY about TT being a "junky" program. If you've tried it and had poor success with it, that's YOU. Most users absolutely LOVE it. Anyhow, I just wanted to point out that it seems that this does in fact occur in both Zoomplayer and TheaterTek with certain conditions met. I had this problem with TheaterTek when I first installed my 6150 based board, so it's nothing new. I don't (currently) use Sage for playback, so I've never experienced it here - but I will do some testing and see what I can turn up. I will be glad when I get to try Sage 5.1 and see how that behaves, however. -PGPfan
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To each their own! No disrespect or anything.
It certainly is looking to be a solid 6150 + 9x.xx issue, doesn't it? Its something were there is some specific action being used in the drivers on these GPUs that are causing it to FREAKOUT! ... I wish I knew what... and I wish nvidia would get their bug reporting website fixed so I could report the problem. I have found no emails that get to any living person there... grr. |
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If I remember right, magazines like Maximum PC have those 'consumer advocate' columns where people write about problems they have that they can't seem to resolve and the editor/watchdog tries to hunt down the culprit and find a fix.
I wonder if several of us were to write such a magazine with this complaint, if that would get anywhere? -PGPfan
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Sage Server: Gigabyte 690AMD m-ATX, Athlon II X4 620 Propus, 3.0 GB ram, (1) VistaView dual analog PCI-e tuner, (2) Avermedia Purity 3D MCE 250's, (1) HD-Homerun, 1.5 TB of hard drives in a Windows Home Server drive pool, Western Digital 300GB 'scratch' disk outside the pool, Gigabit LAN Sage Clients: MSI DIVA m-ATX, 5.1 channel 100w/channel amplifier card, 2 GB ram, , (1) Hauppauge MVP, (1) SageTV HD-100 Media Storage: unRAID 3.6TB server |
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New NVIDIA Drivers 93.71
I haven't tried them yet, and the release notes don't hint at any problems or solutions to the 6150 problem (except under the 64-bit windows section).
I'll probably try them tonight if I get a chance. http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_2k_93.71.html |
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I may try them this weekend... surely they are no worse than the 92.91 beta drivers, right ? LOL ... *cough* ...
I reported the 6150 boxies bug to them. They said on Oct25: "Thank you for updating the report. Well we definitly work on this bugs and will make sure that they are not reproduced in the future forceware release." :roll: |
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Installed them this morning and after extremely limited testing (about 10 minutes of trying to reproduce the grid problem), I have NOT seen the grids. I'll cross my fingers and test more tonight. So far, the drivers seem better. I'm running Sage 5.0.4.92 and JRE 1.6.0-rc. I just installed the drivers over my 82.05 drivers. |
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Your onto something here man!
Just checked the Release Notes (v93.71) and...
Issues Resolved in Version 93.71: • GeForce 7600 GS, GeForce 6150/6100: During video playback in VMR mode, video is corrupt and shaky when noise reduction is enabled. So this very well could be the fix we are all looking for. Saaaaweeeeeeet finally we can take advantage of some new driver advancements!
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"video is corrupt and shaky when noise reduction is enabled" ...
??? Thats not the bug I've been experiencing And I don't even use noise reduction hehe. I am going to try them tomorrow... I have some things planned to use the machine tonight, and don't want to risk hosing it all up before tonight where I cant get it reverted in time |
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• GeForce 6150/6100: Video gets corrupted if attempted to be played using any media player and any driver past 82.05. Problem not present when user does not try to play videos. =) |
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Now you people are making stuff up. I couldn't find anything of that sort in the release notes :P
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