Hi,
When I try to watch video files, avi, mkv and so on the picture wont come up on the screen. Its just a black screen all the time. The audio is the but no video. Im not very good with computers and software, so I cant fix it by my self, I need some help! Anyone knows what to do?
Black screen
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MetalheadGautham
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Re: Black screen
Video Driver Issue.
What driver do you use ?
Go to settings >> video and select DirectX as the video output module and see if it works.
What driver do you use ?
Go to settings >> video and select DirectX as the video output module and see if it works.
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Re: Black screen
Before changing the video output modules try disabling video overlay by going to:
Settings >> Preferences... >> Video
And untick "Overlay video output". Press "Save" and try a video.
Arite.
Settings >> Preferences... >> Video
And untick "Overlay video output". Press "Save" and try a video.
Arite.
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