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<blockquote data-quote="splatterpop" data-source="post: 671261" data-attributes="member: 62445"><p>This is the way to do it:</p><p>+ turn off DirectX exclusive mode temporarily in MP setup</p><p>+ also turn off any features like "hide taskbar" and "MP always on top"</p><p>+ set ffdshow to handle the apropriate codecs</p><p>+ start MP in fullscreen mode</p><p>+ start a video or live tv</p><p>+ hit Windows / Crtl-esc to see if ffdshow is running</p><p>+ double click on the ffdshow icon to open and adjust settings</p><p></p><p>You will have to accept image tearing during this procedure. When you are done, turn on DirectX exclusive mode again and tearing will be gone.</p><p></p><p>Remember when you use DVI you have to set the black and white points in the ffdshow video decoder to match the desktop color space.</p><p></p><p>Hth</p><p>splatterpop</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="splatterpop, post: 671261, member: 62445"] This is the way to do it: + turn off DirectX exclusive mode temporarily in MP setup + also turn off any features like "hide taskbar" and "MP always on top" + set ffdshow to handle the apropriate codecs + start MP in fullscreen mode + start a video or live tv + hit Windows / Crtl-esc to see if ffdshow is running + double click on the ffdshow icon to open and adjust settings You will have to accept image tearing during this procedure. When you are done, turn on DirectX exclusive mode again and tearing will be gone. Remember when you use DVI you have to set the black and white points in the ffdshow video decoder to match the desktop color space. Hth splatterpop [/QUOTE]
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