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<blockquote data-quote="sdlitvin" data-source="post: 838133" data-attributes="member: 103898">MediaPortal Version: 1.2.2MediaPortal Skin: DefaultWideWindows Version: Windows 7 SP1CPU Type: AMD Phenom II x4 960THDD: SATA-II, 1TB, 3.0 GB/sMemory: 8 GBMotherboard: Gigabyte 890FXTVideo Card: NVidia GeForce 9600 GTSound Card: on motherboard1. TV Card: Hauppauge ColossusWhen running MP 1.2.2 in a GUI window, the following odd behavior occurs:1.&nbsp; Resizing MP fails as follows:1a.&nbsp; Attempting to resize the window (by dragging a corner or a side with the mouse) throws MP into Fullscreen Mode.&nbsp; If I hit ALT-ENTER to try to toggle back to window mode, nothing happens.&nbsp; But if I hit ALT-ENTER twice, then it toggles back to window mode--but the window still takes up nearly the entire screen, rather than the window of the size I was trying to get.1b.&nbsp; If I then resize this huge window, again MP throws me back to FullScreen mode.&nbsp; But if I hit ALT-ENTER twice this time, then MP throws me back to a window of the resized size I wanted!2.&nbsp; Minimizing MP fails as follows:2a.&nbsp; Attempting to minimize the&nbsp; MP 1.2.2 window causes MP 1.2.2 to just disappear altogether.&nbsp; It even disappears from the Windows 7 task bar.&nbsp; It doesn't show up in Windows Task Manager\Applications either.&nbsp; But Windows Task Manager\Processes shows that the MP process is still running.&nbsp; Of course, now I can't restore it from the task bar.&nbsp; 2b.&nbsp; I can restore MP by double-clicking on the MP icon as if I'm starting it again.&nbsp; That works as long as MP isn't running a video or TV at the time.&nbsp; If it is, then the entire screen goes black.&nbsp; I have to CTRL-ALT-DEL and bring up Windows Task Manager to kill the MP process.&nbsp; And oddly enough, even if MP isn't running a video or TV, if MP is then in FullScreen Mode the usual close button in the top menu (the one with the X) no longer causes MP to quit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sdlitvin, post: 838133, member: 103898"] [b]MediaPortal Version[/b]: 1.2.2 [b]MediaPortal Skin[/b]: DefaultWide [b]Windows Version[/b]: Windows 7 SP1 [b]CPU Type[/b]: AMD Phenom II x4 960T [b]HDD[/b]: SATA-II, 1TB, 3.0 GB/s [b]Memory[/b]: 8 GB [b]Motherboard[/b]: Gigabyte 890FXT [b]Video Card[/b]: NVidia GeForce 9600 GT [b]Sound Card[/b]: on motherboard [b]1. TV Card[/b]: Hauppauge Colossus When running MP 1.2.2 in a GUI window, the following odd behavior occurs: 1. Resizing MP fails as follows: 1a. Attempting to resize the window (by dragging a corner or a side with the mouse) throws MP into Fullscreen Mode. If I hit ALT-ENTER to try to toggle back to window mode, nothing happens. But if I hit ALT-ENTER twice, then it toggles back to window mode--but the window still takes up nearly the entire screen, rather than the window of the size I was trying to get. 1b. If I then resize this huge window, again MP throws me back to FullScreen mode. But if I hit ALT-ENTER twice this time, then MP throws me back to a window of the resized size I wanted! 2. Minimizing MP fails as follows: 2a. Attempting to minimize the MP 1.2.2 window causes MP 1.2.2 to just disappear altogether. It even disappears from the Windows 7 task bar. It doesn't show up in Windows Task Manager\Applications either. But Windows Task Manager\Processes shows that the MP process is still running. Of course, now I can't restore it from the task bar. 2b. I can restore MP by double-clicking on the MP icon as if I'm starting it again. That works as long as MP isn't running a video or TV at the time. If it is, then the entire screen goes black. I have to CTRL-ALT-DEL and bring up Windows Task Manager to kill the MP process. And oddly enough, even if MP isn't running a video or TV, if MP is then in FullScreen Mode the usual close button in the top menu (the one with the X) no longer causes MP to quit. [/QUOTE]

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