NextPVR Stuck in full-screen mode.

[promacjoe]

NextPVR is now working, but it only opens up in full-screen mode and I am not able to exit full-screen mode. The box marked start in full-screen mode is unchecked. I have not changed from the default screen layout. I have tried pressing the home key when in the main menu, with no effect. I have done a search, and I have not found any other reference to my problem.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[mvallevand]

NextPVR is now working, but it only opens up in full-screen mode and I am not able to exit full-screen mode. The box marked start in full-screen mode is unchecked. I have not changed from the default screen layout. I have tried pressing the home key when in the main menu, with no effect. I have done a search, and I have not found any other reference to my problem.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Ctrl-Enter maybe?

Martin

[promacjoe]

Unfortunately that did not work..

Thanks for the reply anyway.

[sub]

Do you see the titlebar/frame when you press Alt-Enter?

[promacjoe]

No, the screen goes blank for few seconds, and then returns to the same screen that I had before. No title bar.

[stustunz]

Whats your renderer set to?

[sub]

Whats your renderer set to?

Yeah - good point, he might have set it to 'VMR9 FSE' which is always fullscreen.

[johnsonx42]

maybe in the registry HKCU\Software\npvr\Position and/or HKCU\Software\npvr\Size are set to something really weird? maybe delete those values and try again?

(that is, if it's not the VMR9FSE thing)

[promacjoe]

That was it, it did not occur to me what the "FSE" Might mean. I was just trying to find a decoder that would give me a picture during playback. All other decoders left me with a blank screen. I guess that's another issue I need to address.

Thank you.

[sub]

That was it, it did not occur to me what the "FSE" Might mean. I was just trying to find a decoder that would give me a picture during playback. All other decoders left me with a blank screen. I guess that's another issue I need to address.

You're probably best to leave the video renderer set to EVR, and just experiment with the video decoders (most likely MPEG2 video decoder in the USA).