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TV-Server Version: 1.0.2

MediaPortal Version: 1.0.2

MediaPortal Skin: Xface

Windows Version: Windows XP Pro SP3

CPU Type: Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 Processor

HDD: 3 x Wester Digital WD10EACS 1000Gb (RAID 1) & 1 x Wester Digital WD1600Js 160GB boot drive

Memory: 2 x 2GB Kingston (cheap stuff) DDR2

Motherboard: Asustek P5E-V HDMI L775 Motherboard

Video Card: Intel G35 Express Chipset HDMI Output

Video Card Driver:

Sound Card: Realtek onboard

Sound Card AC3:

Sound Card Driver:

1. TV Card: FloppyDTV C/CI

1. TV Card Type: DVB-C

1. TV Card Driver:

2. TV Card:

2. TV Card Type:

2. TV Card Driver:

3. TV Card:

3. TV Card Type:

3. TV Card Driver:

4. TV Card:

4. TV Card Type:

4. TV Card Driver:

MPEG2 Video Codec:

MPEG2 Audio Codec:

h.264 Video Codec:

Satelite/CableTV Provider: NET TV (Brazil)

HTPC Case: Zalman HD160-XT PLUS Case Silver

Cooling: Zalman CNPS8500 LED CPU Fan

Power Supply: ZM600-HP Heatpipe Cooled 600W Modular PSU

Remote: Logitech Harmony 525

TV: Sharp Aquos 42"

TV - HTPC Connection: HDMI to AV Receiver - to HDMI on LCD


I am having intermittent problems with all video playback via MP - recently the problem appears to be on all formats, including AVI, and playing directly from DVD folders (VIDEO_TS, containing .vob, .ifo etc).


The problem is evident in 'My Videos' and 'My TV Series' - when playing back the same files via Windows Media Player, without MP running, the problem is never seen.


The HTPC is connected via the Intel G35 Express Chipset HDMI output to the HDMI input on a Marantz AV Receiver, and from there, the HDMI output goes to HDMI input on the TV. This delivers audio and video, and as mentioned, works fine with Windows Media Player. The HDMI cables are good quality, and it does not appear to be a cabling issue, as playback is fine via Windows Media Player. I thought it might be a problem with HDMI 'handshake' but this seems fine for everything else (audio playback etc, and video when not using MP).


Attached are the logs and the screen capture, which shows the problem - vertical blue lines throughout the screen.


If anyone can think of what might be causing this, please let me know - it's driving me nuts! :D


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