Horizontal Tearing in HD TV Shows

I'm noticing some distracting tearing in the video of HD TV Shows in iTunes, specifically with 24 Season 7 HD.
I'm using all the latest software and the higher performance Nvidia 9600M GPU on my 17" MBP (Early 2009), 4GB RAM, 2.66 Ghz CPU.
If you've ever been into gaming you know that this kind of issue in a game can be resolved by enabling a "Wait for vertical sync" graphic option. Is there such an option in iTunes that could be enabled via the terminal or otherwise. I'd like to get rid of these annoying tears.

I've been having the same issue on my system. 2009 iMac 24", 3.06 core 2 duo, 4gb 1066 ram, nvidia gt130 512mb, running 10.5.7. it's not just in itunes; i see tearing in online videos (esp. netflix instant viewer), when switching Spaces, and even when scrolling through menus. in a game of mine, tearing was horrible until i turned on v-sync. anyone know if there's something that can work system-wide?

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Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2010 23:43:25 -0700
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Horizontal Spry Menus are not showing up in ANY browser HELP!
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Message was edited by: TMCDesign

Hi clead16,
What do you mean by "do not load properly in internet
explorer"? I checked the site in IE6 and IE7 and it the menus
render OK.
You may want to also take a look at the
Menu
Samples and
centering
a horizontal menu
on Adobe labs.
-- Florin

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I have a video that is very 'fast' or theres a lot of movement in it.
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Is there any special method or codec I can use to avoid this?

Sounds like the video is interlaced. You computer is progressive scan and some cameras shoot interlaced. Older TV's are interlaced and some of the newer one's are both. If the end result is for computer only you'll want to de-interlace the video. If it's for TV only you can probably leave it alone and it should playback fine when you play it on a TV.
I believe to de-interlace you only need to change it when you export to "Progressive Scan". However, you can also de-interlace the clips in your project before you export. I called Adobe tech support about this same thing several years ago and they suggested I do both, de-interlace the clips in the project and when you export it.
You may have seen 1080i and 720p, etc... the P is for progressive scan and the I is for interlaced. I believe the reason for interlaced was because it's less bandwith to send half the image at a time (every other line) than the whole image. So, a broadcast need to use interlaced. But, everything I assume is moving to progressive scan. However, I imagine interlace will always be supported since so many things are interlaced.
Simply play with a small clip by exporting it simply as it is and make a DVD of it, play it and see how it looks on your DVD player. My DVD player actually has a button on it for progressive scan. You may need to change a setting on it or your TV, or it may just play it as is. Then, if you're not happy with the results, try simply setting the export option to progressive scan.
I don't have Premiere installed on this computer otherwise I'd look to see how to de-interlace the clips for you, but it's something easy like right clicking the clips on the timeline or something. I may look later and get back to you on that.
Hope that helps!

Creating a Horizontally Scrolling Gallery in Muse

I need to create a horizontally scrolling gallery, something that shows four images at a time, and automatically scrolls through said images, a total of about twenty images.
The end result my client wants is for the gallery to show four images, highlight each one at time, and then scroll in the next four, but I don't even see a way to just create a simple scrolling gallery in muse.
Is there any way to do this? Any suggestions for something I can drop into muse to make this happen? I have seen several people ask this question, but it never seems to get any answers, and google has been less than enlightening on this.
Thanks.

Hi Julia,
I understand that I can tooltip over them, but what I'm looking for is something that will allow me to do something like this example on the main page for Lionsgate.com. The functionality I want is to be able to present the player with a menu of thumbnail buttons which will change a main display, very much like what you illustrated above. What is different, however, is that I want the user to be able to SCROLL a list of thumbnails which are contained within a menu window. In this way, if I wanted to have links to twenty or fifty or a hundred buttons/thumbnails, I can present the player with only a few at a time without completely cluttering the interface. They can use arrow keys to scroll up or down through the available thumbnails. It's a very common interface, and Apple uses the ribbon idea as part of their main interface.
Long story short, is it possible to replicate this with existing Muse widgets, or does someone know of a not-too crazy way to do this?
Thanks,
Neal

Create horizontal bar buttun list

i used apex 4.1,oracle database 10.3,theme 21(scarlet) ,window7
i want to create horizontal bar button list as show in theme image to navigation between the region in my page,i tray every thing to do this but no result. please advance me
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Ahmed Farouk wrote:
i used apex 4.1,oracle database 10.3,theme 21(scarlet) ,window7
i want to create horizontal bar button list as show in theme image to navigation between the region in my page,i tray every thing to do this but no result. please advance me
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