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<blockquote data-quote="iceblink" data-source="post: 148498" data-attributes="member: 50077">Many thanks indeed for your replies. As video codec I use the NVIDIA which came with Theatertek 2.4, but I tried all the codecs listed, i.e. MPV, ffdshow, and, as far as I can remember, the Powerlink which came with Powercinema, both in overlay and VMR9 modes, but unsuccessfully. For your information I set ffdshow as audio codec, since with the NVIDIA audio I cannot get any sound through SPDIF, but I don't think this is the cause. I replaced the core.dll just to to give it a try and see if that could work, although I read that the current SVN version are already updated. I wonder if there are trial versions for the codecs you mentioned.Anyway, I think I'll do the following: first I'll try to disable and/or remove ffdshow, if that could be the reason of this behaviour; if that doesn't work I'll try to restore a previous disk image of a fresh installation of XP SP2 with only the necessary drivers an then reinstall Mediaportal and the TV server and then I'll test it.Since my configuration is quite stable and I'd prefer not to handle with disk images, do you have other suggestions before I proceed this way?Many thanks a lotAndrea</blockquote>

[QUOTE="iceblink, post: 148498, member: 50077"] Many thanks indeed for your replies. As video codec I use the NVIDIA which came with Theatertek 2.4, but I tried all the codecs listed, i.e. MPV, ffdshow, and, as far as I can remember, the Powerlink which came with Powercinema, both in overlay and VMR9 modes, but unsuccessfully. For your information I set ffdshow as audio codec, since with the NVIDIA audio I cannot get any sound through SPDIF, but I don't think this is the cause. I replaced the core.dll just to to give it a try and see if that could work, although I read that the current SVN version are already updated. I wonder if there are trial versions for the codecs you mentioned. Anyway, I think I'll do the following: first I'll try to disable and/or remove ffdshow, if that could be the reason of this behaviour; if that doesn't work I'll try to restore a previous disk image of a fresh installation of XP SP2 with only the necessary drivers an then reinstall Mediaportal and the TV server and then I'll test it. Since my configuration is quite stable and I'd prefer not to handle with disk images, do you have other suggestions before I proceed this way? Many thanks a lot Andrea [/QUOTE]

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