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<blockquote data-quote="misterd" data-source="post: 186917" data-attributes="member: 19503">I had a look at your log files and I couldn't find any hint, why it isn't working for you. The main difference between your and my system is that you are using Vista. I believe that everything is working if you don't use MP in fullscree, because I had similar problems here.I thought that they are solved. I have attached an special version of the library, which you could try. Perhaps this works in windowed and in fullscreen mode for you. Just make a backup of the installed one and then replace it with the attached one.You also should take a look at your optional arguments, because some of them are already defined by the plugin itself. For example: -vo directx , -dr , -framedrop, -identify, nokeepaspectAlso you should remove the argument: -nofs and -noquiet, because you get a really really log with these options.MisterDedit: Removed the dll, because a new stable version is available</blockquote>

[QUOTE="misterd, post: 186917, member: 19503"] I had a look at your log files and I couldn't find any hint, why it isn't working for you. The main difference between your and my system is that you are using Vista. I believe that everything is working if you don't use MP in fullscree, because I had similar problems here. I thought that they are solved. I have attached an special version of the library, which you could try. Perhaps this works in windowed and in fullscreen mode for you. Just make a backup of the installed one and then replace it with the attached one. You also should take a look at your optional arguments, because some of them are already defined by the plugin itself. For example: -vo directx , -dr , -framedrop, -identify, nokeepaspect Also you should remove the argument: -nofs and -noquiet, because you get a really really log with these options. MisterD edit: Removed the dll, because a new stable version is available [/QUOTE]

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