Evenly spaced grid of black squares over windowed DVD (1 Viewer)

[wild9]

Area: Media Portal Program / Codec
MP Version: 0.2 RC3
Skin: MCE
Windows Version: XP SP2
CPU Type: AMD 3000+
Memory: 512 PC 2100
Motherboard Chipset: Asus P1-AH1 Barebones Nforce 4 430
Video Card: Onboard Nvidia 6150
Video Card Driver: 91.28
Video Card Resolution: 1024 x 768
Video Render Type: VMR9
Video Codec Type & Version: Nvidia Video Decoder
Audio Codec Type & Version: FFDShow

Synopsis:

When Playing back DVD's In Media Portal I get Black blocks evenly spaced across the video , If I change to full screen they are not present. When using the purevideo codec in WMP10 There is no problem but when it is used in Media Player classic I also see the problem any ideas?

 

[Callifo]

Tried different video drivers?; I noticed your using the heavily beta 90 series drivers.

 

[wild9]

Il try some other drivers, the 90 series doesnt cause the same problem on my main PC although that is a 7800GT

 

[wild9]

Nope, Its still doing it with the 80 series drivers :?:

Edit:

Just tested in MPC, this is only an issue when VMR9 is selected.

 

[IronChef]

I have a 6150/nForce 430 motherboard and have seen the problem you're describing. I first noticed it after installing the new 91.31 drivers. The previous drivers were the ones that came with the motherboard, but I don't recall the version.

 

[gloomyandy]

I've seen the same problem when playing TV. On my system setting use DirectX Exclusive mode seems to make it go away. Though I have seen it come back on a couple of occasions when first entering MyTV mode...

Andy

PS I also have an ASUS P1-AH1

 

[gloomyandy]

Just to confirm that using the drivers supplied with the mother board version 81.85 in my case and this problem goes away.... Oh and on further testing with the newer drivers... In windowed mode also get the blocks, in full screen without exclusive mode set I get the blocks, with exclusive mode set in full screen I do not get the blocks.

Hope this helps

andy

 

[Cepheus]

I also have an GeForce 6150. The newest nvidia drivers 93.71 fixed it.

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