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Black screen - No picture at all
Posted: 17 Jan 2007 20:11
by SilentViruzz
Ever since I've been running vista I haven't been able to use vlc at all.
The screen is totally black when I play something and the only time I can get a glimt is when I take a screenshot, and that lasts for 3 seconds and then the screen goes black again.
Any fixes for this?
Thanks in advance.
Black screen
Posted: 18 Jan 2007 07:31
by chun13
Hi,
i have vista, but i have been running VLc with it and it hasn't been a problem, untill yesterday when i reinstalled it and now my screen is completly black (the sound still works). the only time a can get a glimps is when i go to video and click on screen (guess it's a screenshot).
Well, i'm begining to get really annoyed!!
can anybody help me with this??
I'm really not a computer person, my computer skills are very basic so please try to understand me...
Posted: 18 Jan 2007 07:35
by DJ
Last week at CES Bill Gates announced that Vista was the most media friendly operating system to date. I don't believe this for a second after reading peoples comments here and on the doom9 forums. How bout you?
Posted: 18 Jan 2007 10:48
by osmanosman
disable overlay
Posted: 18 Jan 2007 20:43
by DammitDan
I have the ame issue with Vista.
I trried disabling overlay as posted above. Still doesn't work.
Posted: 20 Jan 2007 17:33
by Toni
Ciao,
go to Settings >>> Video >>> Output modules >>> enable Advanced options >>> Videooutput-module and select "DirectX Videooutput".
Then it should work, anyway for me with Vista...
Posted: 21 Jan 2007 09:07
by gimmegimme
Hi had the same Prob, thx for the solution,
anyways I notiecd, GDI Out works also and doen't need Basic Windowing Mode. It also needs less PC performance. So u should give it a try. OpenGL out worked also, but needs even more performance.
Try for yourself what works best for u.
I also noticed that none of the modes enables viewing on 2nd Monitor. Only Primary Monitor seems to be supported under Vista atm. Or I'm doing something badly wrong
cheers
gimmegimme