MP crashes when TV is set to full screen (1 Viewer)

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TV-Server Version: default with MP v 0.2.2.0
MediaPortal Version: 0.2.2.0
MediaPortal Skin: BlueTwo Wide
Windows Version: XP Pro SP2
CPU Type: AMD Athlon 64 3000+
HDD: Seagate Seagate 250 GB
Memory: 1GB
Motherboard: Asus A8N-E
Motherboard Chipset: NVidia N-Force4
Motherboard Bios: Phoenix Technologies Asus A8N-E Rev 1006
Video Card: Asus Geforce 6600 GT
Video Card Driver: 8.4.2.1
Sound Card: Realtec AC'97 (onboard)
Sound Card AC3: no AC3
Sound Card Driver: 5.10.0.5750
1. TV Card: Hauppauge WinTV PVR-500 (dual tuner)
1. TV Card Type: analog
1. TV Card Driver: 2.0.43.24103
MPEG2 Video Codec: MPV Decoder (PureVideo & Cyberlink also available)
MPEG2 Audio Codec: MPA Decoder
Satelite/CableTV Provider: Delta N.V.
HTPC Case: Antac tower
Cooling: several Zalman fans
Power Supply: Tagan TG430
Remote: Microsoft?? came packed with TV-card
TV: Philips widescreen CRT
TV - HTPC Connection: S-Video

I'm having a problem with setting TV to full screen in Media Portal. When I freshly start MP en start MyTV, there is no problem initializing the tv-cards and the TV-signal is displayed perfectly in the small screen in the MyTV page. However, when I select this small screen en press OK on the remote to set it to full screen, MP freezes, but audio can still be heard. Next I Have to kill MP with the taskmanager.

I've discovered that when I first watch a video of a recorded tv-program, the problems with viewing TV full screen seem to have disappeard, until the next startup of MP. I've tried different codecs, but that makes no difference. What could be the reason for this annoying problem?

log-files

Another problem, which might be related, is that I've seen several times that when I've planned a program for recording, only noise is recorded. When checking the TV-channels, I noticed that all channels are OK except for the one that is/was recording, which displays noise. This does not happen all of the time however.

Any ideas anyone?

 

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I've added the log-files to the starting post. By starting a previously recorded movie, the problem is more or less solved, but it's not really satisfying.