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<blockquote data-quote="mbuzina" data-source="post: 65810" data-attributes="member: 12382">Hi madsrh,To me it looks like an issue with the gfx drivers. Is your GFX card 100% DirectX 9 Compatible? That is a requirement for MP.Try updating the drivers and use the released MP version 0.2.0.0, although I do not know that such an issue was introduced &amp; fixed. If it still occurs, a dev would have to have a look (I am by no means a DX Expert).** EDIT **I just checked requirements and it states 128 MB GFX is needed, so your GFX Board is probably to outdated:1.4 Ghz or higher 256 MB RAM 50 MB free hard drive space Windows XP with SP2 Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0 Windows Media Player 9 or later DirectX 9 or later DirectX 9 capable graphics card with at least 128MB of video memory (highly recommended) TV tuner card (required for tv functionality) ** EDIT **</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mbuzina, post: 65810, member: 12382"] Hi madsrh, To me it looks like an issue with the gfx drivers. Is your GFX card 100% DirectX 9 Compatible? That is a requirement for MP. Try updating the drivers and use the released MP version 0.2.0.0, although I do not know that such an issue was introduced & fixed. If it still occurs, a dev would have to have a look (I am by no means a DX Expert). ** EDIT ** I just checked requirements and it states 128 MB GFX is needed, so your GFX Board is probably to outdated: 1.4 Ghz or higher 256 MB RAM 50 MB free hard drive space Windows XP with SP2 Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0 Windows Media Player 9 or later DirectX 9 or later DirectX 9 capable graphics card with at least 128MB of video memory (highly recommended) TV tuner card (required for tv functionality) ** EDIT ** [/QUOTE]

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