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  • landrover
    MURCer
    • Nov 2001
    • 363

    #1

    wmv9 outputs green & pink on TV

    Been searching the forum for a solution to this flaw but didn´t come up with good results.
    I´ve had this problem for quite some time now but didn´t really bother, that is until now.

    Using the latest driver package (being Adis´modified 5.92.006+ version) WMV9 encoded content is displayed in green and pink colors through DVDMax. I also encountered this with the previous driver. Now that I finally have a broadband connection, it would be nice to get this thing solved, as a lot of streaming content providers use WMV9. Any clues?
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  • Adis
    MURCer
    • Nov 2002
    • 546

    #2
    Sorry, I didn't tried that and momentarily can't do that because my 2nd PC with Marvel inside is formatted.

    Did you tried with different players?

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    • landrover
      MURCer
      • Nov 2001
      • 363

      #3
      Yeah, tried it with every WMV9-capable player. Unchecking "use video renderer" in WMP´s performance tab solved the problem, although I don´t know if this will degrade playback image quality.
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      At Home:

      Asus P4P800-E Deluxe / P4-E 3.0Ghz
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      Matrox Parhelia 128
      Terratec Cynergy 600 TV/Radio
      Maxtor 80GB OS and Apps
      Maxtor 300 GB for video
      Plextor PX-755a DVD-R/W DL
      Win XP Pro

      At work:
      Avid Newscutter Adrenaline.
      Avid Unity Media Network.

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      • Dr Mordrid
        Moderator
        • Apr 2001
        • 26592

        #4
        Green usually means something's screwing up the video overlay. In the WMP options the use of video overlay requires that the video renderer be rurned on (Tools/Performance/Advanced) before you can check the box for video overlays. Do you have BOTH checked?

        Dr. Mordrid
        Last edited by Dr Mordrid; 21 August 2004, 08:42.
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        • landrover
          MURCer
          • Nov 2001
          • 363

          #5
          That´s exactly why I unchecked video overlay in the performance settings. Strange though that it only occurs with WMV9 encoded content.
          What effect will disabling video overlay have on playback, quality and/or performance-wise?
          -Off the beaten path I reign-

          At Home:

          Asus P4P800-E Deluxe / P4-E 3.0Ghz
          2 GB PC3200 DDR RAM
          Matrox Parhelia 128
          Terratec Cynergy 600 TV/Radio
          Maxtor 80GB OS and Apps
          Maxtor 300 GB for video
          Plextor PX-755a DVD-R/W DL
          Win XP Pro

          At work:
          Avid Newscutter Adrenaline.
          Avid Unity Media Network.

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          • Dr Mordrid
            Moderator
            • Apr 2001
            • 26592

            #6
            I'll try it on the wifes machine. She has a G40-TV with an earlier version of the Adis drivers. If they work maybe you should go back a version or two.

            Dr. Mordrid
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