green tint and blue lines? (1 Viewer)

[WillHe3rd]

Hello here. Im brand new to the forum, glad to be here! Im getting blue vertical lines over videos and a green tint as well, Please let me know what info ou need to make it easier to help me. Thanks!

 

[rekenaar]

Hi and welcome

Sounds pretty much like video card issues. Are you on latest drivers? Do you match requirements?

See my signature on how to fill in your system specs and how to attach logs.

 

[WillHe3rd]

Thanks for the welcome! My drivers are up to date. I filled in some info about my system. Thank you for trying to help me!

 

[rekenaar]

Your system specs are not yet visible:

 

[WillHe3rd]

Okay, system specs should be good to go!:sorry:

 

[WillHe3rd]

Videos in Windows media player look great, still green with blue lines in mediaportal. Since they're fine in wmp, could it still be a video card issue?

 

[Paranoid Delusion]

A couple of things you could try.

In FFDShows output tab, untick YUV12, any difference!!!

Try using EVR as renderer, this is under MPconfig\Codecs setting, this will break dxva for your video card though.

After that it looks like either DX9 is not fully supported by your graphics card, which it is supposed to be (WMP uses overlay), or there is a wrong setting under the intel driver settings in windows.

Sorry if not much help, most of us use ATI or Nvidia for a reason, they just work.

Regards

 

[Zappo]

A couple of things you could try.

In FFDShows output tab, untick YUV12, any difference!!!

Try using EVR as renderer, this is under MPconfig\Codecs setting, this will break dxva for your video card though.

Sorry if not much help, most of us use ATI or Nvidia for a reason, they just work.

As WillHe3rd hasn't replied (or even said ), I thought I'd post here to let others know about my findings...
I also have an Intel (Laptop-built-in) card in my new setup, and feared that IT was the cause. (which it might still be)

I already switched to EVR (running XP), and it solved the problem, but I wasn't very happy about the quality.

After switching off "YV12" (Video decoder config --> output --> Planar YUV) the problem was totally solved!
@ first, I also turned off "High quality YV12 to RGB conversion" (output --> RGB), but it turned out that was not needed...

So, better late than never:
Paranoid Delusion!

 

[Paranoid Delusion]

Your welcome and thank you for giving a answer, I'll bookmark it just in case someone else has the problem, then they can give you the credit deserved

Regards