FX 5600 + Nvidia 45.23 = video capture screwed

After uninstalling MSI 44.03 and MSI Nvidia Capture Driver (For FX series)2.03, I upgraded my drivers to the Nvidia 45.23 and installed the NVIDIA WDM Driver 1.22 (DL'd from Nvidia).
(I am running WinXP Pro SP1 - FX 5600 VTDR 128MB)
Now the capture from the composite TV input has turned into crap.
Screen Flickers like crazy and colors are way off - none of which can be fixed.
Once returning to the MSI 44.03 and the MSI Capture Drivers, composite video capture returns to normal.
I also tried fresh installs after using the Driver Cleaner, still with no luck.
I tried even using the 45.23 drivers and the MSI Nvidia capture driver 2.03 together - the result was the same.
So I think the flaw is in the Nvidia 45.23 in whats its doing with the WDM Drivers.
Anybody else experiencing this??
Gaming performance appears to have improved with the 45.23 however.
Thanks in Advance,
rob2771

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Originally Posted by Snorter
Have to do a bit more research on your problem though. Is it much of a pain to run the MSI 44.03?
Tell me about it - Thats why when I decided to go back to the 44.03, I did not use MSI, hehe. My problems with the MSI version were very minor anyhow, only problem was the overclock screen, which ranges were rather screwed and I got an error, but knew how to repair it(In my case anyhow).
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Originally Posted by Gruarn
Thought it was the software and have tried to get my hands on other software, but nothing I have laid my hands on yet finds the videoin-function on my card
Gruarn, did you try the Nvidia WDM 1.22 drivers? After you do so, you will have access to the TV composite IN option. In your software, you will have to select the Nvidia WDM video capture (universal) as the video input device, then select Composite as the source.
The only issue I have with the Nvidia WDM is that after install it asks you to reboot, after reboot has completed, it takes forever for the drivers to install themselves. this is on my XP Pro though - may be different on other systems.
EDIT: Gruarn - I take it you managed to find TV input?
costinr, (hey BTW - did u try my program yet, lol?)
I have been using Intervideo WinDVR 3, Intervideo WinDVD Creator Pro, VirtualDub 1.5.4.16297, and Adobe Premier 6.5 to capture with. I tried CyberLink PowerVCR II Deluxe 3.0618 once but had odd problems (there is a winxp patch? hmmm).

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