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Hi All,
I've upgraded from a GeForce II MX to a MSI FX 5900 XT VTD 128 (and that
makes a difference).
I intended to use the new NVIDIA DVD CODEC but the following problem
appeared:
On a fresh Windows XP SP2 + DirectX 9.0c (recent CD from Microsoft) I
installed the MSI 61.72 Driver.
Then I installed the NVIDIA DVD decoder 1.00.58 wich includes several
DirectShow filters.
The fist .mpg file (or DVD) works OK and the small icon of the NVIDIA
decoder appears (the hardware acceleration check box is checked as
intended).
But all subsequent attemps fail. The NVIDIA decoder works only the first
time. The NVIDIA icon appears briefly and disappears and nothing is
displayed or another MPEG 2 decoder is used (integrated decoder with low
merit under Media Player Classic, even if the integrated filter is
disabled).
If I restore a GHOST image of the OS (full system restore) and reinstall
the codec, it works once then fails.
I've tried several times, with Media Player Classic 6.4.8.2, Zoom Player
and even nasty WMP, same result.
Does anybody know why it behaves like this ?
Is there a way to make the nvidia decoder really work ?
TIA.
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ICQ# 114297372
Hi All,
I've upgraded from a GeForce II MX to a MSI FX 5900 XT VTD 128 (and that
makes a difference).
I intended to use the new NVIDIA DVD CODEC but the following problem
appeared:
On a fresh Windows XP SP2 + DirectX 9.0c (recent CD from Microsoft) I
installed the MSI 61.72 Driver.
Then I installed the NVIDIA DVD decoder 1.00.58 wich includes several
DirectShow filters.
The fist .mpg file (or DVD) works OK and the small icon of the NVIDIA
decoder appears (the hardware acceleration check box is checked as
intended).
But all subsequent attemps fail. The NVIDIA decoder works only the first
time. The NVIDIA icon appears briefly and disappears and nothing is
displayed or another MPEG 2 decoder is used (integrated decoder with low
merit under Media Player Classic, even if the integrated filter is
disabled).
If I restore a GHOST image of the OS (full system restore) and reinstall
the codec, it works once then fails.
I've tried several times, with Media Player Classic 6.4.8.2, Zoom Player
and even nasty WMP, same result.
Does anybody know why it behaves like this ?
Is there a way to make the nvidia decoder really work ?
TIA.
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ICQ# 114297372