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<blockquote data-quote="Phoeniks" data-source="post: 87478" data-attributes="member: 21743">I did some investigation on my own and I was able to reproduce problem 2 (=crashing when a DVD is about to be played):1. From a fresh install of Mediaportal 0.2.0.4, I can play DVD's using the MPV/MPA codecs.2. I go to configuration and change the DVD codecs to the Intervideo ones3. I cannot play a DVD anymore. Mediaportal recognizes that a DVD is inserted in the drive. Wants to play it. Even asks me if I want to continue from the last time and then crashes. The popup with the question if a DVD is in the drive is only a first reaction to the crash4. Changing in configuration back to the MPV/MPA codecs does not make it work again. The only thing left for me when this problem occurs is to uninstall Mediaportal and install it again.I would really want to use my intervideo 7 codecs because of the hardware accelaration and the build'in purevideo features so that rendering and postprocessing is done by the Geforce GPU.Also&nbsp; because I have some other strang problem with MPV/MPA codecs active. When playing certain dvd's the screen goes black and it seems like the video part of the DVD stopped. The audio however continues but I don't see anything. Those DVD's play fine in Media player, Media Player Classic and WINDVD.As a temporary workaround I use WINDVD as a external player but I have to get my mouse in order to close the WINDVD and continue with Media Portal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Phoeniks, post: 87478, member: 21743"] I did some investigation on my own and I was able to reproduce problem 2 (=crashing when a DVD is about to be played): 1. From a fresh install of Mediaportal 0.2.0.4, I can play DVD's using the MPV/MPA codecs. 2. I go to configuration and change the DVD codecs to the Intervideo ones 3. I cannot play a DVD anymore. Mediaportal recognizes that a DVD is inserted in the drive. Wants to play it. Even asks me if I want to continue from the last time and then crashes. The popup with the question if a DVD is in the drive is only a first reaction to the crash 4. Changing in configuration back to the MPV/MPA codecs does not make it work again. The only thing left for me when this problem occurs is to uninstall Mediaportal and install it again. I would really want to use my intervideo 7 codecs because of the hardware accelaration and the build'in purevideo features so that rendering and postprocessing is done by the Geforce GPU. Also because I have some other strang problem with MPV/MPA codecs active. When playing certain dvd's the screen goes black and it seems like the video part of the DVD stopped. The audio however continues but I don't see anything. Those DVD's play fine in Media player, Media Player Classic and WINDVD. As a temporary workaround I use WINDVD as a external player but I have to get my mouse in order to close the WINDVD and continue with Media Portal. [/QUOTE]

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