No More Fullscreen?

[OPaul]

I recently had to reload XP on my machine and after installing GP-PVR, I can't get fullscreen to work correctly. Whenever I try and increase the size of the PVRX2 window, the actual area that has the live TV in it remains at a static size, whereas the PVRX2 window gets bigger. So I'm left with a little box for the TV and black areas all around. This wasn't happened before the reload, so something must have changed. I tried both my Cyberlink decoder and the "MPEG Video Decoder" one. I'm using VMR9 Custom. Switching to VMR Fullscreen Exclusive gives me fullscreen, but I like to be able to have my TV in a windows also.

[stefan]

Isn't there a checkbox in config app, something like "start in fullscreen mode"? Otherwise I'd expect alt+enter to switch ot fullscreen mode.

[OPaul]

If I use that checkbox it will start fullscreen, but then when I resize it back to windowed mode the window changes sizes, but the picture inside the windows remains fullscreen. I can't see the entire TV. Alt-Enter only makes PVRX2 go fullscreen, the picture (or TV) inside the PVRX2 window remains the same size.

[stefan]

Hm... I don't know then... maybe something with your graphics card driver?

[OPaul]

Doubt it, then everyone using ATI cards would be having the same problem.

[stefan]

Ok

[sub]

Reproduce the problem, then zip and attach the pvrx2.exe.log and pvrx2.exe-native.log files.

[OPaul]

Logs Attached.

[sub]

Its because you're using an old version of the Cyberlink decoder which is incompatible with VMR9, causing a second renderer (overlay) into the playback, which the app isnt aware of and is unable to resize.

Try changing video decoders.

[OPaul]

I'm using the same version of the Cyberlink codec that I was using before reloading XP. In fact I copied the files from the old installation. Also, doing a fresh install of the codec doesn't help. I also applied the Cyberlink registry patch, no help.
http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php...k+registry

I've tried ffdshow and MPEG Video Decoder (which I assume is some built in XP thing), both do the same thing.