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Jerky Playback over HDMI...
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Do you have a DVI to HDMI cable ? i use DVI from my card, to HDMI to the screen, and it's fine ?
Is there any benefit of going from DVI - HDMI using an adaptor? or does it give the same effect as DVI - DVI, just with sound?
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Just the sound mate.. that's the only differents. as my new monitor has HDMI, that's why i got a DVI to HDMI cable. but the adaptor will work fine also..
No i don't, do you think it will help then..?. It seems strange why the playback is jerky through HDMI but fine through DVI..
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No i don't, do you think it will help then..?. It seems strange why the playback is jerky through HDMI but fine through DVI..
You can still use DVI TO DVI. no difference. only difference, is you get sound via HMDI.
The DVI to HDMI cable are cheap enough.
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To get sound coming out you're tv screen VIA HDMI cable you mean ?
If so, i wouldn't of thought so, but i might be wrong. i just use saparate pc speakers.
Google it. you never know.
Well i got a DVi-HDMI cable and no luck it's still stutters. I am begining to think it might be something to do with the telly as it plays fine DVI-DVI. The problem is when the input is an HDMI to the telly. I found the service menu of the telly and did a reset but still no luck.
Yes that was the problem, i tried changing the refresh rate through the CCC but it stayed at 60. I went into win 7 resolution settings clicked on advance and changed it through the monitor tab to 59hz and it worked. i then changed it back to 60 and the stuttering didn't start again on that either, so i guess it just needed a quick change over then back, either way it seems to be fine now.
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Yes that was the problem, i tried changing the refresh rate through the CCC but it stayed at 60. I went into win 7 resolution settings clicked on advance and changed it through the monitor tab to 59hz and it worked. i then changed it back to 60 and the stuttering didn't start again on that either, so i guess it just needed a quick change over then back, either way it seems to be fine now.
Funny you say that. as at 59 i get stutters. but at 60 it's fine..
Glad you sorted it