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<blockquote data-quote="Sanity_1977" data-source="post: 698505" data-attributes="member: 109558">Thanks very much guys for your replies and but I sorted the problem after doing even more searches through the forums.&nbsp; I had seen a post which wasn't exactly the issue I had but thought it could worth looking into.&nbsp; The long and short of it was I had to change the Video Renderer to VMR9 and back to EVR mode.&nbsp; This was necessary even though EVR was actually allready selected.&nbsp; Turns out this has been an issue in other version of MediaPortal apparently.&nbsp; The exact steps I needed to follow foranyone else experiencing the people were:1. Open MediaPortal Configuration2. Click Codecs and Renderer3. Click Video Renderer4. Select Video Mixing Renderer 9 (VMR9)5. Click OK (To close MediaPortal Configuration)6. Open MediaPortal Configuration (again)7. Click Codecs and Renderer8. Click Video Renderer9. Select Enhanced Video Renderer (EVR) After performing the above steps things worked as expected.&nbsp; This was originally discovered from someones logs where although the person had EVR set the logs were indicating otherwise.&nbsp; So this has also fixed my issue.&nbsp;&nbsp; I will still check the settings that were mentioned above also as I am unsure at the moment whether I had it set to ffdshow or PowerDVD now.Again thanks guys.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sanity_1977, post: 698505, member: 109558"] Thanks very much guys for your replies and but I sorted the problem after doing even more searches through the forums. I had seen a post which wasn't exactly the issue I had but thought it could worth looking into. The long and short of it was I had to change the Video Renderer to VMR9 and back to EVR mode. This was necessary even though EVR was actually allready selected. Turns out this has been an issue in other version of MediaPortal apparently. The exact steps I needed to follow foranyone else experiencing the people were: 1. Open [B]MediaPortal Configuration[/B] 2. Click [B]Codecs and Renderer[/B] 3. Click [B]Video Renderer[/B] 4. Select [B]Video Mixing Renderer 9 (VMR9)[/B] 5. Click [B]OK[/B] [I](To close MediaPortal Configuration)[/I] 6. Open [B]MediaPortal Configuration[/B] [I](again)[/I] 7. Click [B]Codecs and Renderer[/B] 8. Click [B]Video Renderer[/B] 9. Select [B]Enhanced Video Renderer (EVR)[/B] After performing the above steps things worked as expected. This was originally discovered from someones logs where although the person had EVR set the logs were indicating otherwise. So this has also fixed my issue. I will still check the settings that were mentioned above also as I am unsure at the moment whether I had it set to ffdshow or PowerDVD now. Again thanks guys. [/QUOTE]

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