VMR9 Video Render Error

[sterlicious]

I'm trying to run 1.1.5 on an NVIDIA GeForce4 MX 4000 video card. I keep getting this error. The video card just doesn't have the gumption to run this, does it? I was previously running 1.0.16 with few problems. (Watching NBC was terrible quality at all times, and live tv wasn't ideal, but oh well...) To run this am I going to have to get a new video card?

[sgilani]

I'm trying to run 1.1.5 on an NVIDIA GeForce4 MX 4000 video card. I keep getting this error. The video card just doesn't have the gumption to run this, does it? I was previously running 1.0.16 with few problems. (Watching NBC was terrible quality at all times, and live tv wasn't ideal, but oh well...) To run this am I going to have to get a new video card?

That is quite an old card... I think it's back from the DirectX 7 days... you definitely need a new video card I'd say.. but don't despair, this is the right time to buy one with the holiday sales going on. I'm sure you can find a good one at a decent price and it will be more than worth it.

[sterlicious]

Well I uninstalled 1.1.5 and reinstalled 1.0.16 to try and regain PVRX2 capability, but now I'm still getting the VMR9 error. I should not have messed with a good thing. Any recommendations on a setting to change?

[stustunz]

whats the error?
post some logs
you could try changing your video renderer or decoder