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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bcdudley" data-source="post: 1033162" data-attributes="member: 118531">After looking at it, the video card appears to be a ATI All in wonder Hd which appears to be based on an ATI 2600 chipset. Sorry about that. The 3600 is what the driver reported. I am using the same driver you linked. It appears to be an all in one driver for that series.I also switched from the StreamedMP skin to a different one last weekend.I have not had much time to touch it in the last week or so. When I turned it on this morning, the entire desktop was completely full of hundreds of error files. This is hopefully what you are looking for. The entire thing seems to be in a loop. The program starts up and crashes after about 2 minutes.When I try to open Moving Pictures, it comes up with this screen and never moves.[ATTACH]137467[/ATTACH]Then it dings and crashes. You can see the memory utilization start to skyrocket.[ATTACH]137466[/ATTACH]I went through and disabled every plugin on it including moving pictures and mp-tv. After doing so, it does seem to play better.I guess my next step is to start enabling the plugins one by one to see which is causing the problems.Follow up...... I disabled every plugin there was. I was able to play through 2 movies. The only problem I had was when they were paused, the sound would not come back. I had to stop the move, change the Audio renderer to something different and restart.As soon as I enabled any 1 of the plugins, it started crashing immediately. Didn't matter which one. I tried several of them. I also tried uninstalling the plugins and re-installing them with the same results.I have now removed every trace of Media portal as well as the AVG antivirus, just in case. I downloaded a new copy and installed it after all the recommended reboots. On the first attempt to open the Media Portal Extension installer, I got a blue screen and reboot. After the reboot, I am able to get in.And later that day..... After a clean install, I have installed Moving pictures with a single folder containing only about 200 movies with no problems. I was able to watch an entire move all the way through. I then installed StreamedMP. After installing that, the first movie I put on seemed to play great until I paused it. After I restarted, I had to go change the audio renderer again before I could hear sound. It seems to be a random occurrence. I also notice that sometimes when the audio comes back, it is out of sync be several seconds.Follow up...... I have added all the movies back in, but only about 200 at a time and I didn't use the wizard. I added them in and let the disk watcher find them. I also added the MP-TV addon and it seems to be stable.</blockquote>

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