DVD Decoder
This is a discussion about DVD Decoder in the Windows Hardware category; I have Creative DVD 12x and a hardware decoder card. Why when I have a text box or anything for that matter over the dvd window is it all F*cked up? Graphic card overly problem or what? -SUper System Specs: MSI 694D Pro-A Mobo Dual Gighz pentium III's 320 meg pc 133 sdram 30 Gig Maxtor Ata-100 Geforce 2 GTS DVD w/ ...
I have Creative DVD 12x and a hardware decoder card. Why when I have a text box or anything for that matter over the dvd window is it all F*cked up? Graphic card overly problem or what?
-SUper
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System Specs:
MSI 694D Pro-A Mobo
Dual Gighz pentium III's
320 meg pc 133 sdram
30 Gig Maxtor Ata-100
Geforce 2 GTS
DVD w/ Decoder Card
Sblive etc etc...
-SUper
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System Specs:
MSI 694D Pro-A Mobo
Dual Gighz pentium III's
320 meg pc 133 sdram
30 Gig Maxtor Ata-100
Geforce 2 GTS
DVD w/ Decoder Card
Sblive etc etc...
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Duh!
That's how it's supposed to work. The decoder get's the video signal from you video card and overlays it's own signal onto it befor sending it to the monitor. But first is XOR's out a certain color in the dvd player's window. You can go into the control panel and actually change the color that it's using t overlay. But it will also XOR out any of that color within the dvd window's boundries even if something's in front of the player. Change it to overlay a color that you don't use very much on your desktop like purple or something, then you'll see the effect less.
That's how it's supposed to work. The decoder get's the video signal from you video card and overlays it's own signal onto it befor sending it to the monitor. But first is XOR's out a certain color in the dvd player's window. You can go into the control panel and actually change the color that it's using t overlay. But it will also XOR out any of that color within the dvd window's boundries even if something's in front of the player. Change it to overlay a color that you don't use very much on your desktop like purple or something, then you'll see the effect less.
