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<blockquote data-quote="dobyken" data-source="post: 478346" data-attributes="member: 95522"><p>I tried the older evr.dll and still had the washed out screens. Just for kicks I looked in the Mediaportal config XML file and found a label called useEVRenderer and changed the value to yes from no. It appears to have fixed the washed out screens, at least for me. I have not gone back and changed the evr.dll back to the newer one so I don't know if just turning on the useEVRenderer fixes the problem.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dobyken, post: 478346, member: 95522"] I tried the older evr.dll and still had the washed out screens. Just for kicks I looked in the Mediaportal config XML file and found a label called useEVRenderer and changed the value to yes from no. It appears to have fixed the washed out screens, at least for me. I have not gone back and changed the evr.dll back to the newer one so I don't know if just turning on the useEVRenderer fixes the problem. [/QUOTE]
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