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<blockquote data-quote="jmhecker" data-source="post: 538009" data-attributes="member: 86959">I have double checked all cable connections (right now it is just a VGA connection to my 42&quot; LCD).&nbsp; In regards to WMP11, that is the version I have installed, with the latest KLite Codec Pack, with ffdshow configured correctly.The video card is an Intel card, onboard, with 512mgs of RAM reserved for video, leaving 2.5 gigs for the system.Before you start knocking onboard video cards, let me state that it works like a champ for what I use it for.&nbsp; watching XviD encoded movies, as well as DVDs, and emulation of SNES, NES, GBA, etc (1st, 2nd, and 3rd generation systems).&nbsp; Before upgrading to 1.1.0 BETA (1.0.4.23491), it was working great, and the Pink Screen never occurred.&nbsp; I have done a memteset (let it run for 24 hours), and no errors were found.&nbsp; I have seen this issue with MovingPictures, as well as MP-TV Series.&nbsp; I assume that it is not a plugin problem though, as both of them call the same functions builtin to MediaPortal to play the videos...which brings me to believing that if it is not a system issue, it is a MediaPortal issue.&nbsp; (I could be wrong though).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jmhecker, post: 538009, member: 86959"] I have double checked all cable connections (right now it is just a VGA connection to my 42" LCD). In regards to WMP11, that is the version I have installed, with the latest KLite Codec Pack, with ffdshow configured correctly. The video card is an Intel card, onboard, with 512mgs of RAM reserved for video, leaving 2.5 gigs for the system. Before you start knocking onboard video cards, let me state that it works like a champ for what I use it for. watching XviD encoded movies, as well as DVDs, and emulation of SNES, NES, GBA, etc (1st, 2nd, and 3rd generation systems). Before upgrading to 1.1.0 BETA (1.0.4.23491), it was working great, and the Pink Screen never occurred. I have done a memteset (let it run for 24 hours), and no errors were found. I have seen this issue with MovingPictures, as well as MP-TV Series. I assume that it is not a plugin problem though, as both of them call the same functions builtin to MediaPortal to play the videos...which brings me to believing that if it is not a system issue, it is a MediaPortal issue. (I could be wrong though). [/QUOTE]

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