<html>Hi,<br /><br />ARound the time that 16.04 came out I did an upgrade of an older mythbuntu system with a GT610 video adapter and hit problems with the nvidia nv-control module, which wasn't allowing mythtv to match the monitor refresh rate to the frame rate of the content I was trying to play.<br /><br />I tried "everything" at the time, using all the available versions I could easily install using packages, scripted installers and vanilla nvidia installer, all with no success. I eventually gave up and lived with the problem, allowing the available drivers, packages, mythtv code to mature over time before trying again.<br /><br />I haven't had much time since to play with mythtv, but last night, for the hell of it, after being irritated again with the jumpy video, I decided to downgrade from the version that was installed (I can't remember now whether it was 358, 361 or 364) to 340, which was mentioned in another recent thread regarding a working driver for legacy cards.<br /><br /> I rebooted and was surprised and pleased to see that the refresh rates were now being set correctly... Problem solved!<br /><br />However, as we have now moved on quite a bit since April and as there are newer driver versions available, does anyone know if something changed radically since 340 in the way Nvidia handles refresh rates?<br /><br />Can anyone say which driver version might now be considered optimal for the GT610 on a mythTV system?<br /><br />I'm a bit wary about breaking again whatever fixed itself yesterday, so don't want to just blindly cycle through the driver versions.<br /><br />BR.<br /><br />--Marius--<br /> </html>