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<blockquote data-quote="MaZderMind" data-source="post: 195638" data-attributes="member: 58794">HiAs I said I know about the limitations but it seems the new driver enables the missing features or at least emulates them. also keep in mind that i am able to watch a video with correct colors in mediaportal using the internal vrm9 renderer.Maybe it becomes clearer if i describe the steps to reproduce it:* I open MP in window mode and begin with playback of a video* I see a green tint on the video* I stop playback* I open VLC or MediaPlayer or MPC in the background an let it play any videofile* In MP i start playback of the same video again* The Video shows grately inside Mediaportal, the OSD works and everything is just fine* I close VLC or Mediaplayer or MPC* The Video in MP keeps running great* I stop Playback in MP and start it again* The video is green againThis seems to me that it could be made working because under these conditions it is working.Best Regards, Peter</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MaZderMind, post: 195638, member: 58794"] Hi As I said I know about the limitations but it seems the new driver enables the missing features or at least emulates them. also keep in mind that i am able to watch a video with correct colors in mediaportal using the internal vrm9 renderer. Maybe it becomes clearer if i describe the steps to reproduce it: * I open MP in window mode and begin with playback of a video * I see a green tint on the video * I stop playback * I open VLC or MediaPlayer or MPC in the background an let it play any videofile * In MP i start playback of the same video again * The Video shows grately inside Mediaportal, the OSD works and everything is just fine * I close VLC or Mediaplayer or MPC * The Video in MP keeps running great * I stop Playback in MP and start it again * The video is green again This seems to me that it could be made working because under these conditions it is working. Best Regards, Peter [/QUOTE]

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