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<blockquote data-quote="clobber" data-source="post: 519624" data-attributes="member: 64615">Spragleknas,Rgr that. Debug logs are now attached. For this set, I chose VMR in the configuration and then simply started Mediaportal in debug mode. Next I navigated to MY TVSeries, picked one video to play. The audio came through, but the video was just static colored blocks. Then I stopped the video and chose a second video with the same results. According to GSpot, both videos are Xvid and use the avi container. Both videos play just fine using both VLC and Windows Media Player.&nbsp; I set up all my codecs using the Media Portal Codec Guide at <a href="http://users.vic.chariot.net.au/~mitreski/mediaportal%20codec%20guide%20v.2.pdf" target="_blank">here</a>. Note, I also have the exact same problem with H.264 encoded mkv videos.Using EVR produces quite a bit of tearing on my system. I'd like to try VMR9 to see if I have better results. thanks for the help,-Ken</blockquote>

[QUOTE="clobber, post: 519624, member: 64615"] Spragleknas, Rgr that. Debug logs are now attached. For this set, I chose VMR in the configuration and then simply started Mediaportal in debug mode. Next I navigated to MY TVSeries, picked one video to play. The audio came through, but the video was just static colored blocks. Then I stopped the video and chose a second video with the same results. According to GSpot, both videos are Xvid and use the avi container. Both videos play just fine using both VLC and Windows Media Player. I set up all my codecs using the Media Portal Codec Guide at [URL="http://users.vic.chariot.net.au/~mitreski/mediaportal%20codec%20guide%20v.2.pdf"]here[/URL]. Note, I also have the exact same problem with H.264 encoded mkv videos. Using EVR produces quite a bit of tearing on my system. I'd like to try VMR9 to see if I have better results. thanks for the help, -Ken [/QUOTE]

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