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  1. 19th Dec 2004 14:55 #1
    Ustink007
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    I've been having this problem, when ever i stretch the viewing window of my video player pass a certain length, the image in the video becomes interlaced. Not sure if i'm using the correct term. I can see the "weaving" of lines of the video, one is in its correct spot, centered in the window, while the others are shifted, not sure if its to the right or left.

    This is with all video format and different video players, i've tried BSPlayer, powerdvd, mplayer, windows media player. Everything, well enough to come to the conclusion that it is not my player's fault. Does anyone know the problem.

    Hardware specs: Athlon 64-bit 3000+, nforce 3 chipset, nvidia geforce 6800
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  2. 19th Dec 2004 15:02 #2
    redwudz
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    I haven't seen that particular problem, but have you updated your video driver to the latest version? It sounds like a corrupted driver.
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  3. 20th Dec 2004 09:36 #3
    babyboo
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    Not sure that this has ANYTHING to do with this but I have noticed some really weird weaving or combing effects when my overlay fails.
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    use WinDVD 5 or 6.
    they have de-interlacing option.
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