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<blockquote data-quote="zeflash" data-source="post: 345662" data-attributes="member: 13641">I've noticed the fix in GUITextureManager has been reverted :&quot;reverted changes of REV 20891 - sf.net #2322519 (Fix issues with D3D textures being disposed)&nbsp;causing some basd side effects. &nbsp;Texture disposition should only be done by the texturemanager itself&quot;What are those side effects? I didn't notice any using a version with the fix in. In fact, I just tested with the latest code (with the reverted file) and images are disappearing again after playback in MPTVSeries. When actually stopping playback instead of letting it go to the end of the file though, this doesn't happen.What I really don't get is this: &quot; Texture disposition should only be done by the texturemanager itself&quot;. Well that's the point, it's not always done by the texturemanager, directX does it too. And if it's been done by DirectX and the texturemanager doesn't know about it, we have this bug.Some explanations would be welcome here.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zeflash, post: 345662, member: 13641"] I've noticed the fix in GUITextureManager has been reverted : "reverted changes of REV 20891 - sf.net #2322519 (Fix issues with D3D textures being disposed) causing some basd side effects. Texture disposition should only be done by the texturemanager itself" What are those side effects? I didn't notice any using a version with the fix in. In fact, I just tested with the latest code (with the reverted file) and images are disappearing again after playback in MPTVSeries. When actually stopping playback instead of letting it go to the end of the file though, this doesn't happen. What I really don't get is this: " Texture disposition should only be done by the texturemanager itself". Well that's the point, it's not always done by the texturemanager, directX does it too. And if it's been done by DirectX and the texturemanager doesn't know about it, we have this bug. Some explanations would be welcome here. [/QUOTE]

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