G73sw bad DVD/video playback quality

Hi, new to the forums here. I recently got a g73sw and did a clean install right away. After watching a couple of videos and DVDs, I kept noticing a fuzzy, noise effect at all times. In darker areas, there would be blotches of black.

I was wondering if this is because of improper settings, or worse, the GPU. Currently using the 285.62 drivers for the 460M card.

 

this is because not good quality video. try downloading a video clip in youtube which is 1080p using youtube downloader. and watch it in full screen or try a bluray disc and update with results,

 

I've actually tried a blu-ray dvd and same thing. On youtube, it's less noticeable but there.

 

then try, reseting defaults in nvidia control centre and see if it helps.

 

same result

 

mine works just fine hooking it up to 30 inch and 60 inch flat screens hav enot had one problem with it must have got lucky got it to replace my g50vt and it is a considerable upgrade maybe its ur player i had a similar problem with my desktop and i few months later one of my 8800 sli cards took a dump on me so might be ur video card just a guess

 

I can't see the problem from your screenshots, but out of the box the blacks on my G73sw looked awful - similar to your description. It turned out it was a contrast issue. Go into the Nvidia control panel, pull up a picture that has this problem, and adjust the contrast/gamma until it's reduced.

EDIT: Default Nvidia settings only made it worse, in my case.

 

This is one of those questions that are not related to Asus but to your software installation.
What are you using to play the DVD?

 

CCCP and media player classic

 

Try the MadVR renderer for Media Player Classic.

 

Can you try VLC Media Player in Default (DirectX Mode) using post-processing / auto-deblocking filter at the same time. You can't even do better beside such tweaks and i suppose it's not a hardware fault.

 

Oh, interesting... Could you please tell me what items are listed in the Play-> Filters menu when you have that file/DVD open in MPC-HC? (preferably the version that is bundled with CCCP)