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<blockquote data-quote="cybrmage" data-source="post: 247342" data-attributes="member: 51680">Your logs show the &quot;not enough memory&quot; exception AND a problem with your DirectX filters.Since the drivers to the GF6600 and the GF9600 are different (even though they are distributed in the same package), I would suspect that your DirectX installation has become corrupted.Try this:1) boot your system and press F8 to get to the windows boot menu. Select the option that allows you to start in safe mode with VGA driver (soory, I don't remember the exact wording of the option).2) Once booted, go to &quot;Control Panel&quot; / &quot;Add / Remove Programs&quot; and remove ALL of the NVidia drivers and utilities.3) run &quot;driver cleaner&quot; to remove any remaining traces of the NVidia installation.4) reboot your system.5) install the desired nVidia drivers.6) reboot your system normally.7) reinstall DirectX 9.0c or later.8) reinstall and codec packs you wish to use.9) make a backup of your MediaPortal configuration files.This should get you back to an operational, and stable, system.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cybrmage, post: 247342, member: 51680"] Your logs show the "not enough memory" exception AND a problem with your DirectX filters. Since the drivers to the GF6600 and the GF9600 are different (even though they are distributed in the same package), I would suspect that your DirectX installation has become corrupted. Try this: 1) boot your system and press F8 to get to the windows boot menu. Select the option that allows you to start in safe mode with VGA driver (soory, I don't remember the exact wording of the option). 2) Once booted, go to "Control Panel" / "Add / Remove Programs" and remove ALL of the NVidia drivers and utilities. 3) run "driver cleaner" to remove any remaining traces of the NVidia installation. 4) reboot your system. 5) install the desired nVidia drivers. 6) reboot your system normally. 7) reinstall DirectX 9.0c or later. 8) reinstall and codec packs you wish to use. 9) make a backup of your MediaPortal configuration files. This should get you back to an operational, and stable, system. [/QUOTE]

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