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<blockquote data-quote="tourettes" data-source="post: 341413" data-attributes="member: 10858">Forcing detection of to digital outputs is correct choise for one DVI interface. So basicly you need to create a new registry key, under Nvidia's folder in registry:[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Video\{XXXXXXX-XXXXX}\000]type = binary wordname = DevicesConnectedvalue = 00 00 03 00{XXXXXXX-XXXXX} is unique to your system, easiest way to find it is to check for a folder where are a lot of game titles listed (_&lt;gamenames&gt;)...Yes, it should. Its available for all applications that use DirectX 9Ex, like MediaPortal is using (after RC3). To test it do following1) start MediaPortal in windowed mode2) start video playback 3) change refresh rate or resolution As result the video playback shouldn't stop. Also MediaPortal.log should tell if DirectX 9Ex is used when starting up (if I remember correctly).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tourettes, post: 341413, member: 10858"] Forcing detection of to digital outputs is correct choise for one DVI interface. So basicly you need to create a new registry key, under Nvidia's folder in registry: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Video\{XXXXXXX-XXXXX}\000] type = binary word name = DevicesConnected value = 00 00 03 00 {XXXXXXX-XXXXX} is unique to your system, easiest way to find it is to check for a folder where are a lot of game titles listed (_<gamenames>)... Yes, it should. Its available for all applications that use DirectX 9Ex, like MediaPortal is using (after RC3). To test it do following 1) start MediaPortal in windowed mode 2) start video playback 3) change refresh rate or resolution As result the video playback shouldn't stop. Also MediaPortal.log should tell if DirectX 9Ex is used when starting up (if I remember correctly). [/QUOTE]

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