Jittering on DVI?

[MasonIsPurple]

So I have a 23 inch monitor connected to my AMD 7750 via DVI. I have another DVI port and an old Samsung TV, 19 inch, 1440x900. I know this is the resolution of the TV, I've used it before. Any way, with the DVI connection, Windows sees it as a 1080p display for some reason, and its almost like the pixels don't know where to be. they jitter up and down. I played with the resolutions and setting it to 900p didn't fix anything. It didn't do this on VGA, but that port has a bent receiver so it has a blue tint (its almost silly.) so just switching to VGA isnt an option. It does have component inputs, and I found a dvi to component converter on amazon. Would that fix this jittering?

 

***I know it is not the cable or graphics card because both ports on the graphics card I tested with my main monitor and same with the DVI cables.

 

Thanks!

[WinNut]

Try manually setting the resolution in the AMD Catalyst driver if possible.

[MasonIsPurple]

I tried that, and I got weird letterboxing and jittering. Any other suggestions?

[LukaP]

dvi to vga converter?

[MasonIsPurple]

I tried, and it was stil all wonky. at this point i think it might just be that the DVI port on the TV is busted. Going to try the Component adapter. 

[Geekazoid]

Have to ask one question, why do 16:10 TVs even exist. My parents have one in their room (it's also a Samsung) and information gets cut off because of it not being 16:9. It's totally ridiculous. Don't TV manufactures know that TVs need to be 16:9? Stupidity stupid it is.

Okay, rant over.

OP, what was your problem again?

[MasonIsPurple]

Have to ask one question, why do 16:10 TVs even exist. My parents have one in their room (it's also a Samsung) and information gets cut off because of it not being 16:9. It's totally ridiculous. Don't TV manufactures know that TVs need to be 16:9? Stupidity stupid it is.

Okay, rant over.

OP, what was your problem again?

lol thats why I got it so cheap, the original owners hated the letterboxing on this thing   

And it WAS jittering on the DVI, but I sort of fixed it. For some ungodly reason, at 1152x648, I have a laft inch or so letterbox thing, but it for some reason stopped the jittering. 

 

So, I guess thanks for the suggestions guys  :blink:

[rcarlos243]

So I have a 23 inch monitor connected to my AMD 7750 via DVI. I have another DVI port and an old Samsung TV, 19 inch, 1440x900. I know this is the resolution of the TV, I've used it before. Any way, with the DVI connection, Windows sees it as a 1080p display for some reason, and its almost like the pixels don't know where to be. they jitter up and down. I played with the resolutions and setting it to 900p didn't fix anything. It didn't do this on VGA, but that port has a bent receiver so it has a blue tint (its almost silly.) so just switching to VGA isnt an option. It does have component inputs, and I found a dvi to component converter on amazon. Would that fix this jittering?

 

***I know it is not the cable or graphics card because both ports on the graphics card I tested with my main monitor and same with the DVI cables.

 

Thanks!

 

Can you make it more clear which of those two are you actually having problems? hard to tell...

 

If its a monitor, I suggest you look for driver via web.

 

have you tried unplugging and replugging the DVI cable? how about swapping another cable?