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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 7770">Further results from a morning of frustrations with the DVD ...1. No matter what PC screen resolution I set (640x480, 720x480, 1024,768) the DVD starts cropped at the bottom as if the bottom 25-50 lines or so are missing. This happens using EITHER the internal DVD player or the Cyberlink player configured within MP. No setting of the &quot;Default Zoom Mode&quot; or changes using the &quot;s&quot; key during DVD playing makes any difference, the bottom part of the image is still missing.This does NOT happen if I use Cyberlink by itself from XP regardless of the resolution on the screen.2. If MP is closed while a DVD is playing, MP and/or XP freezes requiring Task Manager to close the task. Of course the Taskbar is not restored in this case.3. In several tests hitting &quot;B&quot; to stop the DVD resulted in a black screen and it did not return to MP. No user action restored MP and it required Task Manager to close it.ffdPostProcessing is OFF in all casesVideo Renderer set to Overlay in all casesAll codecs and navigator set to Cyberlink in all casesSubtitles OFF in all casesPixel Ratio Correction OFF in all cases</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 7770"] Further results from a morning of frustrations with the DVD ... 1. No matter what PC screen resolution I set (640x480, 720x480, 1024,768) the DVD starts cropped at the bottom as if the bottom 25-50 lines or so are missing. This happens using EITHER the internal DVD player or the Cyberlink player configured within MP. No setting of the "Default Zoom Mode" or changes using the "s" key during DVD playing makes any difference, the bottom part of the image is still missing. This does NOT happen if I use Cyberlink by itself from XP regardless of the resolution on the screen. 2. If MP is closed while a DVD is playing, MP and/or XP freezes requiring Task Manager to close the task. Of course the Taskbar is not restored in this case. 3. In several tests hitting "B" to stop the DVD resulted in a black screen and it did not return to MP. No user action restored MP and it required Task Manager to close it. ffdPostProcessing is OFF in all cases Video Renderer set to Overlay in all cases All codecs and navigator set to Cyberlink in all cases Subtitles OFF in all cases Pixel Ratio Correction OFF in all cases [/QUOTE]

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