Greetings, I'm trying to resolve a thorny issue. I'm working on an application built with C/X/Motif in which we have a window where the feed from a video camera is put. We also draw a set of "cross-hairs" (simply two lines) which can be moved with the mouse to target a point on the video feed (for user's visual reference). We add the video with the "XvPutVideo" command. Everything worked OK until the 6000 series of nVidia graphics cards (as well as ATI cards around-about that time). Since then, the cross-hairs are overdrawn by the video. If you move the mouse pointer over the video feed, the video flickers as you move around and, simultaneously, the crosshairs appear. When you stop moving, the crosshairs disappear and the video stops flickering. Accorging to the MythTV website, nVidia cards stopped having a Chroma Key feature with the 6000 series. I'm not sure if that has something to do with it. I think I can resolve the problem of the cross-hairs being overdrawn by the video feed if I add a Pixmap ClipMask which is black (0) where the cross-hairs are located and white (1) everywhere else. However, the video flickering is still present. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks.