Problem with CCCP(solved)
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I just downloaded the CCCP and it works absolutely flawless over VLC in terms of not freezing the video while keeping the audio running.
Theres only one problem, everytime I go to fullscreen or expand the video gets so choppy its pretty much unwatchable. Most of the time its just a giant black box with a couple segments of the video in random corners. This goes for all file types.... mkv, mp4, avi, its all the same.
Can someone tell me what I need to do in order to get fullscreen to work?
Im a noob when it comes to videos so all help appreciated.
Im reading the troubleshooting guide on wiki right now but nothing seems to be working
my GPU is a GTX 260M.... if that matters. (nVidia, of course)
Theres only one problem, everytime I go to fullscreen or expand the video gets so choppy its pretty much unwatchable. Most of the time its just a giant black box with a couple segments of the video in random corners. This goes for all file types.... mkv, mp4, avi, its all the same.
Can someone tell me what I need to do in order to get fullscreen to work?
Im a noob when it comes to videos so all help appreciated.
Im reading the troubleshooting guide on wiki right now but nothing seems to be working
my GPU is a GTX 260M.... if that matters. (nVidia, of course)
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Tsujoi
Social Media Manager
Did you have codecs installed previously?
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Some users have had trouble with going fullscreen when using certain Windowblinds or other skinning utilities themes, you should try disabling the theme. A skin known to cause this problem is StealthOS. You can disable the skin only for the media player you use by adding an exclusion in the 'per application settings' section of the Windowblinds settings.
Another cause is strange overlay values set by weird programs, which you can reset by:
1. Start playing a video in Media Player Classic (the player that comes with the CCCP, not Windows Media Player)
2. Open up your video card control centre/panel (usually found in Control Panel->Display->Settings->Advanced->(your video card/control centre tab) and setting your overlay values to defaults (ie brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, gamma, and occasionally other values).
It has been reported, that Miro, while working in the background, can cause screen blackness in ZoomPlayer. Should this happen to you, simply shut Miro down, or use MPC.
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Some users have had trouble with going fullscreen when using certain Windowblinds or other skinning utilities themes, you should try disabling the theme. A skin known to cause this problem is StealthOS. You can disable the skin only for the media player you use by adding an exclusion in the 'per application settings' section of the Windowblinds settings.
Another cause is strange overlay values set by weird programs, which you can reset by:
1. Start playing a video in Media Player Classic (the player that comes with the CCCP, not Windows Media Player)
2. Open up your video card control centre/panel (usually found in Control Panel->Display->Settings->Advanced->(your video card/control centre tab) and setting your overlay values to defaults (ie brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, gamma, and occasionally other values).
It has been reported, that Miro, while working in the background, can cause screen blackness in ZoomPlayer. Should this happen to you, simply shut Miro down, or use MPC.
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Kaimax
Best Master-San
if the problem is still occurring, it's probably a good time to upgrade your video card and RAM
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OK I found out what the problem was.
It was the renderer being used.
I searched around the forums of the cccp site and came across this Thread.
I followed emptyeighty's advice and changed the renderer to Haali and it seems to be working fine for now.
I appreciate everyones help though :D
It was the renderer being used.
I searched around the forums of the cccp site and came across this Thread.
I followed emptyeighty's advice and changed the renderer to Haali and it seems to be working fine for now.
I appreciate everyones help though :D