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<blockquote data-quote="MongarEric" data-source="post: 535246" data-attributes="member: 69458">I don't think the problem is the AVI format.&nbsp; My second computer that has the same version of SAF and MediaPortal installed can play all the video files fine.&nbsp; That coupled with the fact that all videos play fine in MPC-HC, really has me grasping at straws to find a solution.&nbsp; Maybe I should uninstall MediaPortal and SAF and try again.&nbsp; Also, if I change to Enhanced Video Renderer, then all the AVI files play fine.&nbsp; However, this causes the playback of HD videos to become choppy.&nbsp; So it's not a workable solution. Thanks for the help.*EDIT - I went ahead and used MKVmerge to convert an AVI that wasn't working to MKV and the problem persists.&nbsp; The MKV I created this way plays fine on my second computer.***EDIT AGAIN****I installed new drivers for my HD 3200 and that fixed everything.&nbsp; The reason I didn't do this in the first place is that the last time I tried to install new drivers the drivers from the ATI website BSOD'd my computer.&nbsp; I then went on to read somewhere that I had to use the drivers from Gigabyte, since I had an HD 3200, which is integrated into the motherboard.&nbsp; Gigabyte hasn't updated their drivers in a while, so I gave the new ATI drivers a shot and it worked.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MongarEric, post: 535246, member: 69458"] I don't think the problem is the AVI format. My second computer that has the same version of SAF and MediaPortal installed can play all the video files fine. That coupled with the fact that all videos play fine in MPC-HC, really has me grasping at straws to find a solution. Maybe I should uninstall MediaPortal and SAF and try again. Also, if I change to Enhanced Video Renderer, then all the AVI files play fine. However, this causes the playback of HD videos to become choppy. So it's not a workable solution. Thanks for the help. *EDIT - I went ahead and used MKVmerge to convert an AVI that wasn't working to MKV and the problem persists. The MKV I created this way plays fine on my second computer. ***EDIT AGAIN**** I installed new drivers for my HD 3200 and that fixed everything. The reason I didn't do this in the first place is that the last time I tried to install new drivers the drivers from the ATI website BSOD'd my computer. I then went on to read somewhere that I had to use the drivers from Gigabyte, since I had an HD 3200, which is integrated into the motherboard. Gigabyte hasn't updated their drivers in a while, so I gave the new ATI drivers a shot and it worked. [/QUOTE]

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