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Ground Zero
29th January 2007, 04:44
I am trying to play HD-DVD on Vista I am having a problem. The sound works perfect but I have no video.. It is just a black screen. Has anyone else had this problem?
Thanks
2439rf8hasjdert4
29th January 2007, 06:34
I am trying to play HD-DVD on Vista I am having a problem. The sound works perfect but I have no video.. It is just a black screen. Has anyone else had this problem?
Thanks
Um, yes...
olisun
29th January 2007, 10:58
I am trying to play HD-DVD on Vista I am having a problem. The sound works perfect but I have no video.. It is just a black screen. Has anyone else had this problem?
Thanks
I have had success with Vista and PDVD 7.2 and I can tell you it works fine...
Can you detail your graphics card and drivers you are using currently?
Ground Zero
29th January 2007, 16:20
I have had success with Vista and PDVD 7.2 and I can tell you it works fine...
Can you detail your graphics card and drivers you are using currently?
I have a Radeon X850 my current driver build is 8.31.100.321.. I have this problem playing from the drive and also the rips
Ground Zero
29th January 2007, 18:49
Ok i just updated to the latest 7.1 catalyst that was released today and also did a fresh install of vista and powerdvd 7.1 still has no video.
olisun
30th January 2007, 08:39
have you tried disabling hardware acceleration in PDVD?
Also can you see the SPDIF option listed in the dropdown in the audio tab in PDVD under vista?
if yes, which soundcard are you using?
vortex_hl
30th January 2007, 18:50
Ok i just updated to the latest 7.1 catalyst that was released today and also did a fresh install of vista and powerdvd 7.1 still has no video.
maybe your x850 does not support hdcp...
Blu-ray and HD-DVD playback
Catalyst™ 7.1 introduces the ability to playback Blu-ray and HD DVD protected high definition content under Windows Vista 32-bit edition (support for Windows Vista 64-bit edition will be available in a future Catalyst™ release), when used in combination with a software content player from vendors such as Cyberlink or Intervideo and an ATI Radeon X1000 series graphics accelerator (with HDCP support).
Note: An HDCP ready Display is also required.
Ground Zero
30th January 2007, 22:08
olisun
I am at class right now later tonight i will get if Hardware acceleration is on. I bet that is my problem:)
As for the sound i will check on that also..
vortex_hl
My card does not support HDCP but that should not matter. I have a dual monitor system one over dVI and the other VGA when Powerdvd is on the DVI monitor and i play the disk it tells me i can not play it.. However when i drag it over the to VGA monitor the movie starts right up I can hear it just no video. Also i have the same problem with the video when using the decrypted video. Meaning this is not a HDCP problem..
vortex_hl
30th January 2007, 23:40
My card does not support HDCP but that should not matter. I have a dual monitor system one over dVI and the other AGP when Powerdvd is on the DVI monitor and i play the disk it tells me i can not play it.. However when i drag it over the to AGP monitor the movie starts right up I can hear it just no video. Also i have the same problem with the video when using the decrypted video. Meaning this is not a HDCP problem..
In "Theater Mode" panel on CCC, you should choose "the same on all displays" for clone mode. (I assume your monitors work clone mode)
This maybe fix your problem...
Ground Zero
31st January 2007, 16:38
Running in clone mode does not work. Also unplugging one monitor does not work either.
As for spdif yes the option is there. I am using a X-Fi Platinum
MidnightWatcher
8th April 2007, 05:01
Anyone find a solution for this? I am using Vista x64 with Catalyst 7.3. I can see video and hear audio on my primary display (Samsung 940bw), but when I set my Samsung 46" DLP as the primary display and disable the 940bw I can hear the audio but the screen is blank.
MidnightWatcher
7th May 2007, 02:57
Anyone?
Ronin-7
8th May 2007, 10:55
Well I don't know how much truth there is to is but I read on another forum that if you get the black video screen but can hear the audio then your graphics card isn't up to the task or on the supported list for PowerDVD Ultra.
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