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<blockquote data-quote="MarchEDJ" data-source="post: 103835" data-attributes="member: 16421">Same problem. If I exit and go back fullscreen mode (alt + enter) the video restart and everything goes ok with other videos too until I restart Mediaportal. If I remove the flag &quot;use exclusive directx mode&quot; in MP SetUp this problem&nbsp; disappears but the scenes where the camera moves fast, result as the upper half follows the camera first than the lower half like if the frame is broken in the middle. That's why I need to use exclusive directx mode. I had this problem in previous versions of MP and I solved it but I don't know how. I managed in MP Setup with general settings, video renderers, codecs etc and with my graphic card settings too and at once everything went ok but until now with the latest version of MP I didn't find the correct combination of settings to solve the problem. Just to know I had and have this problem with my new PC (AMD X2 with GeForce 6600) but I never had it with my previous PC (Intel P4 with ATI AIW 9500). Maybe It doesn't mean anything but the first time I had this problem I thought about an hardware issue because I gave my previous PC to my brother and another one to a friend of mine (both P4 but one with ATI and one with Nvidia) with a new install of MP for both (it was new about 1 years ago) and I didn't have any problem in the same time I had my first problem with the new one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MarchEDJ, post: 103835, member: 16421"] Same problem. If I exit and go back fullscreen mode (alt + enter) the video restart and everything goes ok with other videos too until I restart Mediaportal. If I remove the flag "use exclusive directx mode" in MP SetUp this problem disappears but the scenes where the camera moves fast, result as the upper half follows the camera first than the lower half like if the frame is broken in the middle. That's why I need to use exclusive directx mode. I had this problem in previous versions of MP and I solved it but I don't know how. I managed in MP Setup with general settings, video renderers, codecs etc and with my graphic card settings too and at once everything went ok but until now with the latest version of MP I didn't find the correct combination of settings to solve the problem. Just to know I had and have this problem with my new PC (AMD X2 with GeForce 6600) but I never had it with my previous PC (Intel P4 with ATI AIW 9500). Maybe It doesn't mean anything but the first time I had this problem I thought about an hardware issue because I gave my previous PC to my brother and another one to a friend of mine (both P4 but one with ATI and one with Nvidia) with a new install of MP for both (it was new about 1 years ago) and I didn't have any problem in the same time I had my first problem with the new one. [/QUOTE]

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