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If anyone's interested, I found a way to play VLC on the big screen via the PCI card: switched to openGL output: fullscreen' s choppy, but in a window it's O.K. choose adjust to screen size in VLC switch to a 4:3 format in the display control panel switch the 16:9 TV to letterboxed to get rid of the...

Thanks a lot for your response, I talked to ATI again, they said it can't be the driver, there's only one driver for all ATI Radeon cards (AGP & PCI) and it worked on the other card. But it also can't be the new card itself, 'cause everything works with Quicktime, Apple DVD Player or MPlayer, no...

After searching the forum for 2 weeks, calling ATI two times and trying every possibility I could think of, I can only choose between these 4 setups: - Set VLC to Standard (OpenGL) mode: Very bad playback, more frames are lost than shown... - Set VLC to Quartz mode: Perfect framerate, but the whole ...

Hi there, I've got a problem with VLC 0.8.6c on a G5 Dual 2GHz after changing the old ATI Radeon Mac Edition PCI 32 MB to a new ATI Mac Edition 9200 PCI 128MB because of the fan on the old card getting noisy. The build in agp card (ATI Radeon 9600) is connected to two TFTs and the pci card connected...

Hi there, I've got exactly the same problem on a G5 Dual 2GHz after changing the old ATI Radeon Mac Edition 32 MB from 2000 to a new ATI Mac Edition 9200 128MB because of the fan of the old card getting noisy. Apple DVD Player works and a .m4v file on Quicktime works also, but VLC crashes every time...