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<blockquote data-quote="mediortal" data-source="post: 499717" data-attributes="member: 96699">I was about to update MP, and saf today, but before I do, I'd like to say that this happened for me last night too.You can see my system on left.I have MP 1.02 (no tv-server) and SAF347 installed.Also the latest Haali (1.9.42.1), with AVI/MPG ticked, and Thumbnail/explorer options Unchecked.The codecs are set up as in the saf guide, no cyberlink, just MPC.MPC-HC v1.2.1230.0, with source filters &quot;AVI&quot;, &quot;Matroska, &quot;MP4/MOV&quot; and &quot;MPEG PS/TS/PVA&quot;&nbsp; all UNchecked, and using vmr9 renderless.Any 720p mkv file or MPEG2/avi ect (dvxa and non dvxa)&nbsp; played fine in both mpc-hc and MP, with Haali Icon closing when the video was closed. Even though MP was still using roughly 120-200MB, which I thought was a bit high?Then, the only thing I remember doing after this, was I updated my ATI drivers from 9.1 to 9.8Now whenever I play a video in MP that uses Haali (mkv, avi, mpg etc), the Icon does not close when the video closes.I played 9 different videos in MP, and 9 haali icons remained in the tray, and MP was now using roughly 300-500MB memory!Playing the videos in MPC_HC still work normally, and the icons close.I dont want to revert back to ati 9.1 to test, but I am later going to update both MP and saf anyway, so I will see if this changes anything.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mediortal, post: 499717, member: 96699"] I was about to update MP, and saf today, but before I do, I'd like to say that this happened for me last night too. You can see my system on left. I have MP 1.02 (no tv-server) and SAF347 installed. Also the latest Haali (1.9.42.1), with AVI/MPG ticked, and Thumbnail/explorer options Unchecked. The codecs are set up as in the saf guide, no cyberlink, just MPC. MPC-HC v1.2.1230.0, with source filters "AVI", "Matroska, "MP4/MOV" and "MPEG PS/TS/PVA" all UNchecked, and using vmr9 renderless. Any 720p mkv file or MPEG2/avi ect (dvxa and non dvxa) played fine in both mpc-hc and MP, with Haali Icon closing when the video was closed. Even though MP was still using roughly 120-200MB, which I thought was a bit high? Then, the only thing I remember doing after this, was I updated my ATI drivers from 9.1 to 9.8 Now whenever I play a video in MP that uses Haali (mkv, avi, mpg etc), the Icon does not close when the video closes. I played 9 different videos in MP, and 9 haali icons remained in the tray, and MP was now using roughly 300-500MB memory! Playing the videos in MPC_HC still work normally, and the icons close. I dont want to revert back to ati 9.1 to test, but I am later going to update both MP and saf anyway, so I will see if this changes anything. [/QUOTE]

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