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July 22nd 10, 05:00 PM
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Geforce Go7900GS issue
ALSO: Depending on the video, I am seeing an occasional "rolling raster", a
tear that moves slowly from the bottom of the screen to the top. Thanks much for your input. -- Steve "Steve" wrote in message news:... I have a Dell e1705 laptop with a Geforce Go7900GS 256MB card. I am finding that when my res is set to 1280x720, and I run 1280x720 .wmv video files on an outboard screen, I see tearing in the scenes with a lot of side-to-side motion. How can I stop this? Do I need a card/computer, or is there a "best" codec setup? 
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