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Ghosting/Trails in VMC

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Old 11-20-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Ghosting/Trails in VMC

Hi Everyone!

I've had a problem with VMC (Currently 32-bit w/SP1).

When watching 'Live TV' or Recording there are slight trails/shosting.

For example, if the TV was showing a bright moon in a dark sky then the picture chages to another scene you can just about see the moon from the earlier scene!

I've had this on both ATI & Nvidia Cards, I'm currently on Geforce8800GTS 640mb PCI-E

I found out ages ago that it's because of a certain function of the graphics driver they added roughly a year ago. Someone told me what is was, but cannot remember what it was, and how to remove that function. Apparently it was to make games look better, thats about all I can remember!

Does anybody have any ideas? Other ppl must have this problem?

Thanks for reading...

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