The interesting thing with me is that this occurs whether I have MP running or not. My machine is on 24/7 but MP isn't. I'll set up a scenario...
It was the same for me...
The interesting thing with me is that this occurs whether I have MP running or not. My machine is on 24/7 but MP isn't. I'll set up a scenario...
I can confirm that this has not been corrected with 1.0.2.
*EDIT* I just tested a hibernation cycle. I can confirm that hibernation does in fact correct the problem.
*EDIT* I just tested a hibernation cycle. I can confirm that hibernation does in fact correct the problem.
Hibernation resets state of all drivers, please test with standby(S3) as it is not going to reset drivers completely.
*EDIT* I just tested a hibernation cycle. I can confirm that hibernation does in fact correct the problem.
Hibernation resets state of all drivers, please test with standby(S3) as it is not going to reset drivers completely.
S3 does not help. We use S3 as normal operation for standby constantly.
I understand where you're coming from, however this only affects Media Portal... I have absolutely zero graphics problems in any other application. Further, this only takes about 2 days to manifest itself on my machine and I have left my machine idle for two days w/o starting media portal and the problem is not present. Perfectly smooth animations for about 2 days and then it the issue re-appears. Whatever this is, is initially caused by Media Portal IMO.
I also do not use any kind of hibernation or sleep modes. So it's possible that whatever causes this is corrected when a PC resumes from sleep or hibernation which might explain why not everyone has the problem.
*EDIT* I just tested a hibernation cycle. I can confirm that hibernation does in fact correct the problem.