Tv out in windows 7 on Macbook Scanlines issue

While booting up to windows 7 on a "boot camped" Macbook, everything works fine except tv out on my tv. The picture get scanlines over the screen which makes it very choppy in high motion video. Probably caused by different the hertz set on the tv and output, though thats not the case because changing it doesn't change the problem except making them scan faster or slower over the screen. That also change with different resolution strangely enough. It works flawlessly in OS X so the hardware shouldn't be an issue either. Tried different nvidia settings but I'm out of options now. It's also updated till this day so it's not old drivers either.
Anyone having a clue?
Thanks in advanced!

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