This is becuase you probably did not do a clean install of RC4. This is what I like to do.
I uninstall MP from add and remove programs.
I then backup the MP directory and then remove the directory.
I then run a registry cleaner on my system to remove anything left over.
I install RC4 and then go to that directory I just installed and make a clean backup of that.
I then install a SVN file into the MP directory and then run the Start.bat file.
I run the config, and set up everything I need.
I then run MP itself and check to see what I have missed.
It now looks like we are displaying the main version on the Right and the SVN file date on the left of the intro screen.
When something is not working right or you want to test a new SVN file, NEVER install it over the top. Delete the MP directory and copy in your CLEAN install of RC4 to the same location. Extract your SVN file and run the start.bat file. Run config, and enjoy the new build.
Your timing is great.....I just got home myself!! :)
A little confusion for me here!
There are 2 x files in the folder......one is x86, and other is x64
Wondering if I should be selecting the x64.....since I'm installing the 64bit version?
UPDATE Transferred both files to the destination folder, and labelled appropriately. This way...
Your timing is great.....I just got home myself!! :)
A little confusion for me here!
There are 2 x files in the folder......one is...
Am a long time MP1 user, and have successfully been running the x64 version since it first appeared.
Recently, problem of black...
Fixed, I think.
Certainly the vintage MP2 installer that I was using no longer installs the LAV filters. I can only assume that these were never part of the install package itself, but rather downloaded during the install, and that link no longer exists. Shame that the installer doesn't indicate this.
Last time when I installed the...
Fixed, I think.
Certainly the vintage MP2 installer that I was using no longer installs the LAV filters. I can only assume that...
Hi all,
I've recently retired my MP2 setup for my main HTPC and gone back to separates, but I wanted to retain the ability to play...
maybe setting loglevel to debug might pinpoint the difference between normal and stuck?
Preferable with as much disabled as possible
also try to see if anything is happening during stuck for the mediaportal process(resource monitor, disk activity, cpu usage, anything)
maybe other programs competing for resouces?
maybe setting loglevel to debug might pinpoint the difference between normal and stuck?
Preferable with as much disabled as...
Since over a year my MP sometimes stucks while showing the welcome screen. It started once a week now it happens every second time...