Nvidia Pure Video and DVD-Navigation (1 Viewer)
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think there is an option in teh dvd settings about dvd navigation that you can disable that causes less issues?
DXVA (DirectX Video Acceleration) is a way to accelerate the video decoding using the GPU (your graphic card). It's used by NVidia PureVideo and WinDVD video decoder (perhaps others are using this).
The problem with this acceleration in MP atm is that it's causing some troubles with DVD Menu navigation.
So you can disable it in DVD configuration + in Nvidia PureVideo decoder tab. (in configuration.exe) and try again.
Else you should try MPV or DScaler as DVD Decoder instead of NVidia, (for me NVidia Decoder is great for TV but far too flashy for DVDs)
The problem with this acceleration in MP atm is that it's causing some troubles with DVD Menu navigation.
So you can disable it in DVD configuration + in Nvidia PureVideo decoder tab. (in configuration.exe) and try again.
Else you should try MPV or DScaler as DVD Decoder instead of NVidia, (for me NVidia Decoder is great for TV but far too flashy for DVDs)
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