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MattO
22nd July 2006, 00:16
Hi,

I am new to XviD.
I have tried the forum search but I cannot find an answer for my specific problem.
I have a few xvid files with a resolution of 608 x 336 and they play fine using videolan or media player classic when viewed in a window at that size. But as soon as I go full screen in either player I get pink vertical lines randomly flashing on the screen.
My PC resolution is 1280 x 1024.

Does anyone know why this is happening?
Has anyone got any ideas as to how I can fix this?

Thanks for any info.

Koepi
22nd July 2006, 07:37
Your problem gets solved here (http://forum.doom9.org/forum-rules.htm), you might want to read paragraph 6 intensively.

Cheers
Koepi

MattO
22nd July 2006, 10:05
Koepi,

OK, hint taken.

It also happens when I encode my own files to this resolution, or resolutions which are close to this but still divisible by 16, and then try to display them full screen.

Does anyone know why this is happening?

check
22nd July 2006, 10:53
if it's in any player it sounds like a driver issue. try changing the output render in media player clasic to the VMR modes and see if any works. Also update/downgrade your video drivers.

MattO
22nd July 2006, 11:06
Hi check,

Thanks, I have a look.

Do you know when scaling up to full screen, whether there is a limit as to how much you can scale? For example, I am scaling over twice their original size, could this also be causing an issue?

check
22nd July 2006, 13:05
there is no (practical) limit, that's not the problem.

MattO
22nd July 2006, 16:03
Check,

try changing the output render in media player clasic to the VMR modes and see if any works
Thanks for that, VMR9 seems to work, I will give it a good test over the next couple of days.
I cannot find an equivilent setting in VLC, do you if one exists?

check
23rd July 2006, 07:02
no idea for VLC - I stay as far away from it as possible :P
With some video cards there are problems with the visual quality of VMR9, you'll have to check and see. Common problems are green tint, strange resizing and borked levels. It's also a bit slower than overlay, so not an ideal solution, but what works works. If VMR7 works use that instead.
The one advantage it has is that you can now use prntscrn to take screenshots.

Teegedeck
23rd July 2006, 19:52
Closed because there's some reasonable doubt that the material discussed is of a legitimate origin.