how to disable "not responding" title-bar in vista? (1 Viewer)

[BKCH]

Thanks Guys

 

[iosub]

Added to Mantis: 0001273: "Program not responding" in multiple cases under Vista - MediaPortal Bugtracker

Hi, If you want to know more about EABIN patch "rememenber it breaks MyAlarm Sleep" you can check the code here..
https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/250401-post5.html

Also there is a good coment from rtv about the patch here
https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/258044-post15.html

Thanks!

Hope you can fix the problem!

 

[Swede]

I might have a solution for some of you.

If you are using Spdif and have disabled "Speakers" as playback device in your Vista "Playback devices" (rightclick loudspeaker in tray) settings. Enable it again. Just don´t set it as default.

This fixed it for me. I have Realtek

 

[iosub]

I don't see enable or disable. I just see "Set as default, configure and properties"

am I missing something?

 

[Swede]

Rightclick the icon.

 

[iosub]

Thanks!!
Bouth enabled, same problem :-(

 

[tourettes]

Moved the slow audio renderer issue to the following thread: https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/general-support-51/8-sec-delay-directsound-39502/

I hope Eabin can have a look on that separate issue to help some systems to gain more speed.

 

[BKCH]

Aaaaaaaagh - this bug is back in RC3

 

[tourettes]

Aaaaaaaagh - this bug is back in RC3

Pretty unlikely as following code part is not changed for months:

      OsDetection.OSVersionInfo os = new OsDetection.OperatingSystemVersion();
      int ver = (os.OSMajorVersion * 10) + os.OSMinorVersion;
      if (ver >= 60)
      {
        Log.Debug("Disabling process window ghosting");
        NativeMethods.DisableProcessWindowsGhosting();
      }

Also with a following test I cannot reproduce the issue:

  protected override void Render(float timePassed)
  {
    count++;
    if (count > 1000)
    {
      count = 0;
      Thread.Sleep(1000000);
    }

So, I cannot reproduce the issue even when causing MP to stall for a very long time. Make sure that you have done a clean RC3 install so that there isnt anything old left over.

Also make sure that you arent using any 3rd party compatibility tools to change Vistas behaviour towards the MediaPortal process. (for example to "fix" the EVR flickering with ATI cards using some CPU affinity patch).