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<blockquote data-quote="damaster" data-source="post: 475868" data-attributes="member: 60795">Did you mount the ISO with DaemonTools or VirtuaCloneDrive?&nbsp; If not, try burning it to a DVD using IMGBURN and then play that in PDVD9.What result do you get when you play the MP4 files in MediaPortal?&nbsp; Don't play the stream 13 in MP since that won't use your configured H.264 decoder but rather will rely on your system's DirectShow filter settings and you would need Graphedit to verify which decoder is actually being used.I disabled that service for sure, since it causes Pixel Format resets every time I toggle the power of my AVR/TV.&nbsp; Disabling the service means that when you change the Pixel Format it has no immediate effect, but if you change it then reboot then the new setting you chose will be in effect once you reboot.&nbsp; OR you could probably try starting the service, changing the Pixel Format, and then stopping the service.One more thing: do you have the Aero theme enabled in Vista?&nbsp; When you press Window key + TAB do you get a fancy cascading windows shuffle as depicted here: <img src="http://www.mattbrindley.com/images/wintab.JPG" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="damaster, post: 475868, member: 60795"] Did you mount the ISO with DaemonTools or VirtuaCloneDrive? If not, try burning it to a DVD using IMGBURN and then play that in PDVD9. What result do you get when you play the MP4 files in MediaPortal? Don't play the stream 13 in MP since that won't use your configured H.264 decoder but rather will rely on your system's DirectShow filter settings and you would need Graphedit to verify which decoder is actually being used. I disabled that service for sure, since it causes Pixel Format resets every time I toggle the power of my AVR/TV. Disabling the service means that when you change the Pixel Format it has no immediate effect, but if you change it then reboot then the new setting you chose will be in effect once you reboot. OR you could probably try starting the service, changing the Pixel Format, and then stopping the service. One more thing: do you have the Aero theme enabled in Vista? When you press Window key + TAB do you get a fancy cascading windows shuffle as depicted here: [IMG]http://www.mattbrindley.com/images/wintab.JPG[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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