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#54421 17-Dec-2009 10:31
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The Dell Zino HD arrived and it's working as a MCE. Freeview plays great, with no stuttering, but now and then there are some green blocks or old frames flick on screen.

I will obviously check the drivers - looking for some new ATI drivers, but it also comes with Cyberlink PowerDVD installed, so I am not sure which decoder is being used - Windows 7 or PDVD?

Is there a program that will list all decoders in the system and which ones are active/default?





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  #283398 17-Dec-2009 11:14
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http://blog.monogram.sk/janos/tools/monogram-graphstudio/

Use connect to remote graph. Though this is made for directshow, i dont know how well it'll go on win7, but try it anyway.



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  #283417 17-Dec-2009 11:46
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Very cool, thanks... It shows the Windows decoder on my laptop, will try the Dell later.





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