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<blockquote data-quote="Paranoid Delusion" data-source="post: 185534" data-attributes="member: 13176">MP 0.2.2.0 TV for me was more reliable using MYTV, and older versions of the TVServer (no longer downloadable) also seemed more reliable.Remember individual things outside of MP's influence can screw thinks up in general for windows of all flavours, like i cannot run Nvidia purevideo, causes MP to crash, if i try using Divx Pro 6.7 within MCE that crashes with a known problem, both M$ and Divx know about.Both the M$ mpeg2 and the Cyberlink codecs work fine for me with MP and of course FFDShow Tryouts for other formats.TVE3 is the way to go, because it basically replaces M$'s own service, read the svn post's if they say such and such was broken from this svn, then use the one previous for your own setup.Remember M$ MCE services need to be disabled for everything to work correctly, including green button launching MP, so do a search on these, if not in wiki.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paranoid Delusion, post: 185534, member: 13176"] MP 0.2.2.0 TV for me was more reliable using MYTV, and older versions of the TVServer (no longer downloadable) also seemed more reliable. Remember individual things outside of MP's influence can screw thinks up in general for windows of all flavours, like i cannot run Nvidia purevideo, causes MP to crash, if i try using Divx Pro 6.7 within MCE that crashes with a known problem, both M$ and Divx know about. Both the M$ mpeg2 and the Cyberlink codecs work fine for me with MP and of course FFDShow Tryouts for other formats. TVE3 is the way to go, because it basically replaces M$'s own service, read the svn post's if they say such and such was broken from this svn, then use the one previous for your own setup. Remember M$ MCE services need to be disabled for everything to work correctly, including green button launching MP, so do a search on these, if not in wiki. [/QUOTE]

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