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<blockquote data-quote="pdoconnell" data-source="post: 122856" data-attributes="member: 18057">Here's what I've seen that seem to be an issue in Vista w/ MP as of now. Don't know if this is a complete list, but its what I've seen.1) Remotes are flakey, I use the MCE Remote and about half the buttons are nonfunctional, including volume (see below), number buttons, the directional buttons, and the ok button.2) Volume control is a major issue. Sometimes you can turn it up, but not always. I've found that if you turn down the volume more than one or two spaces, you will NOT be able to turn it up again. You can&nbsp; continue turning it down, but until you reboot the system you can't volume up inside MP. This does&nbsp; not affect your ability to adjust volume outside of MP though.3) Movies/TV is flickery. I've found that on every codec I have available to chose from in the MP config, flickering is inevitable. This is only while MP is windowed, not while full screened.4) I've had some problems with stopping power saving and the like from kicking in while watching a movie but maybe its a setting I'm missing, haven't reinstalled MP in a while, but its behaving differently than I remember.I'm not sure what else is problematic at this point. All I can say is do NOT expect it to work as smoothly as in XP.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pdoconnell, post: 122856, member: 18057"] Here's what I've seen that seem to be an issue in Vista w/ MP as of now. Don't know if this is a complete list, but its what I've seen. 1) Remotes are flakey, I use the MCE Remote and about half the buttons are nonfunctional, including volume (see below), number buttons, the directional buttons, and the ok button. 2) Volume control is a major issue. Sometimes you can turn it up, but not always. I've found that if you turn down the volume more than one or two spaces, you will NOT be able to turn it up again. You can continue turning it down, but until you reboot the system you can't volume up inside MP. This does not affect your ability to adjust volume outside of MP though. 3) Movies/TV is flickery. I've found that on every codec I have available to chose from in the MP config, flickering is inevitable. This is only while MP is windowed, not while full screened. 4) I've had some problems with stopping power saving and the like from kicking in while watching a movie but maybe its a setting I'm missing, haven't reinstalled MP in a while, but its behaving differently than I remember. I'm not sure what else is problematic at this point. All I can say is do NOT expect it to work as smoothly as in XP. [/QUOTE]

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