Okay, when I play a video in WMP i get this ripple effect, when I play it in VLC player, it works fine. I noticed when Playing crysis, I had the same stuttering effect when watching their little movie at the beginning (would this be using WMP or something?) See the Line in the middle? Thats what I mean.
I got the latest video driver - ForceWare 169.04 XP 64-bit
Downloaded The K-lite Codec pack (http://www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Codec_Pack.htm)
Does anybody have any ideas?
Message edited by Trunkz_Jr on 12-11-2007 at 01:36:37 PM
I noticed that in the options, it was at 30 refresh rate, I clicked the other options and they showed the same until I clicked 1280x720 and below which show 60. It wasn't Vsync cause I already tried the "force on" option
K Bringing this back up. This is kinda strange now. I'm playing CoD4 (on the map Shipment for ppl who know) and for example on the crates, when I move left and right, theses this stutter effect on them (i noticed this in BF2 also on like outside of hangers) but I can't take a Screenshot cause it pauses and it will show up as fine.
I took a fraps video, opened it in WMP and made it into a small window, i can just kinda see it, but when making it full screen, i can totally see it but while playing i'll click the beginning and it would be fine, very weird...
Is it my eyes or the video card? I have no idea, but I ALWAYS notice this DURING the game, and I notice it most on crates i dunno why.
Edit: Okay I I had to edit a screenshot just to make it look like what I see during the game, it doesn't do it to my entire screen, just some objects i guess like crates, maybe somebody has an idea of what i'm talking about.
Message edited by Trunkz_Jr on 12-11-2007 at 01:39:29 PM
You need to enable vsync. Do it through the in game options if it is there. If it isn't you can force it with the Nvidia Control Panel. It will bring your framerate down though. It might benefit you to force triple buffering with the control panel if you decide to use vsync, but I think that only applies to OpenGL games.
Message edited by homerdog on 12-11-2007 at 01:21:48 PM
I have tried that, with it also set to "Force on" and i've played with a few other setting and still the same, i put an X to the ones i've changed and still with no result:
Message edited by Trunkz_Jr on 12-11-2007 at 01:43:59 PM
First of all, never enable triple buffering unless you are using vsync.
Try updating your driver. Make sure you uninstall the old one before you install the new one. Then enable vsync from the COD4 menu. Also double check to make sure that your refresh rate is still at 60Hz.
One more thing, I don't think vsync plays well with multiple monitors if they are not the same model.
Ahhhhhh That did the trick. I turned off Duel View and put it back to single.
Tho it would be nice to have both, but if thats why only way then thats fine. I wonder if this is something that could be fixed with a future nvidia patch.
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