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<blockquote data-quote="alpharat" data-source="post: 330735" data-attributes="member: 58171">Hello,I have PowerDVD 8 on the system now, and will try this..I'll let you know how it goes..Thanks very much for the help..RichHello again,I tried your suggestion, and I still had the same problem. I did go in to see if I could try something else, and I went into DirectShow filter control's Video Renderer setting and changed&nbsp; the setting from &quot;VRM9&quot; to the experimental EVR setting, and that actually fixed the problem. I went back and changed it back to VRM9 just to make sure, and the problem came back. I then went back to EVR and all is well, so that seem to be the thing that corrected the problem. I'm not sure why this fixed the problem, but maybe this will give you a clue to why this problem manifested and how to address it. It should also be noted that these DVDs have been ripped to hard drives, so I'm unsure if the DVD settings affected this. I do go into &quot;movies&quot; and changed the &quot;Movie Player&quot; settings to PowerDVD 8 (Cyberlink) but that still didn't affect it. Thanks so much for your help, and hopefully this exercise will help in the development of the final release of MP 1.0Take care,Rich</blockquote>

[QUOTE="alpharat, post: 330735, member: 58171"] Hello, I have PowerDVD 8 on the system now, and will try this..I'll let you know how it goes.. Thanks very much for the help.. Rich Hello again, I tried your suggestion, and I still had the same problem. I did go in to see if I could try something else, and I went into DirectShow filter control's Video Renderer setting and changed the setting from "VRM9" to the experimental EVR setting, and that actually fixed the problem. I went back and changed it back to VRM9 just to make sure, and the problem came back. I then went back to EVR and all is well, so that seem to be the thing that corrected the problem. I'm not sure why this fixed the problem, but maybe this will give you a clue to why this problem manifested and how to address it. It should also be noted that these DVDs have been ripped to hard drives, so I'm unsure if the DVD settings affected this. I do go into "movies" and changed the "Movie Player" settings to PowerDVD 8 (Cyberlink) but that still didn't affect it. Thanks so much for your help, and hopefully this exercise will help in the development of the final release of MP 1.0 Take care, Rich [/QUOTE]

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