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Richard,
I'm using the onboard HDMI port.
Eric,
Thanks for the feedback. I think going with an add-in card that supports HDMI may be my only way forward. I'm still confused through on way the previous build plays movies fine with the exception of Transformers and 310 to Yuma due to the profile issue and when I throw on the 3730 patch the movies that used to play fine now don't.
Thanks again for all the help. If I figure it out or one of the patches corrects the issue I'll be sure to post.
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Still having the same issues - Tried different settings on PowerDVD nothing changes. It's still really choppy with the new patch. I can't install the current patch without it causing havoc on all movies both BD and HD again with the exception of 310 to Yuma the actual movie plays fine but the previews are choppy. Seems that it fixed the BD profile issue but broke whatever was previously working in the last realease before 3730.
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Here's an update on the issue
Last night I uninstalled Cyberlink PowerDVD as well as the video driver. I installed the latest video driver from the intel site and reinstalled Cyberlink and applied the 3730 patch.
I threw in Open Season and it was still choppy. I then tried Transformers and it was also choppy. So I decided to go ahead and try 310 to Yuma to see if the patch corrected the menu so you could actually play the movie. While watching the previews Rambo etc. it was still choppy but I decided to let the movie play. The menus worked fine as advertised and the movie played flawlessly with no choppiness at all.
So I don't understand why all other movies Open Season, Transformers, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, etc all have the choppiness and even the previews on 310 to Yuma but the actual movie doesn't. Any Ideas?
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Power DVD guru's - I'm having an issue with the PowerDVD software that I'm hoping you guys may have seen before.
I recently built an HTPC (Specs at the bottom) and bought and installed PowerDVD Ultra from the website. I put in multiple movies both in Blu-Ray and HD and most worked fine with the previous build before 3730. I was unable to watch BD 310 to Yuma and HD Transformers. On the 310 to Yuma I was unable to access the disk past the menus and on the HD Transformers it was extremely choppy.
A popup came up saying that there was an update for my software (3730) and I downloaded and installed it. Now, no matter what movie I play I have the choppiness and 310 to Yuma still doesn't work. If you guys have any idea's please let me know. All HDCP compliant equipment in-line.
Specs
OS - Vista Ultimate 32bit
Asus P5E-VM HDMI (G35 Chipset)
Intel Quad Core Q6600
Corsair XMS DDR800 2 Gig
LG GGC-H20L
Thermaltake Pure Power 650
Samsung 1080P LCD
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