Video stutter help

[Mparisi100]

Have a htpc hooked up to a 50 inch plasma with no issues and now have a 65 inch and video stutters choppy on live tv and DVDs. I do see the 29/59 as well as stated in some forums. I have a galaxy gt 220 is this a video card issue? If so any advice on a card to get. If I can't resolve this ill have to return the tv

[Roginator]

Ever thought about exploring the world of extenders? The XBox 360 works great. It can be found fairly cheaply now. If you have a decent router, you can even use it wirelessly for a short distance. I run an ethenet cable from my router to an XBox 360 at my nearby plasma and use an Xbox 360 upstairs wirelessly to display on a new Samsung. I got a couple of small XBox remotes to operate the Media Center interface. Almost all of my viewing is of recorded content. I seldom watch live TV.

[Crash2009]

Have a HTPC hooked up to a 50 inch plasma with no issues and now have a 65 inch and video stutters choppy on live tv and DVDs. I do see the 29/59 as well as stated in some forums. I have a galaxy gt 220 is this a video card issue? If so any advice on a card to get. If I can't resolve this ill have to return the tv

I'll throw a guess out there. If the HTPC plays fine on the 50" and not on the 65", I would dig in to the settings on the 65". What is the model number of the 65"?

[Mparisi100]

It's a Sony KDL65W850A.. I tried turning some settings off like motion flow but not sure what settings would contribute to this. Also to reply to roginator I've also used a linksys extender and I see the same issues

[Crash2009]

It's a Sony KDL65W850A.. I tried turning some settings off like motion flow but not sure what settings would contribute to this. Also to reply to roginator I've also used a linksys extender and I see the same issues

Linksys to Sony KDL65W850A? or Linksys to something else?

[Crash2009]

It's a Sony KDL65W850A.. I tried turning some settings off like motion flow but not sure what settings would contribute to this.

I think I might have found something you could try.

1-Go into the Nvidia controll panel and manually disable 3D. This will allow you to have a 23hz setting in the 2D section (but don't touch it yet).
2-Next follow these directions from the Sony manual.
3-You might end up using the 23hz setting, but you wont even see it if you don't disable 3D in step 1.

http://www.avsforum.com/t/1372100/is-it ... t_22123710

http://docs.esupport.sony.com/imanual/N ... pc_uc.html

From what I read, the GT 220 is unreliable to switch from 3D to 2D on it's own.