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*yells very loudly* No video!

Discussion in 'Audio and Video' started by SubKamran, Dec 24, 2003.

  1. SubKamran Newcomer, in training Posts: 303

    This applies to, so far, these apps:

    * Windows Media Player 9
    * RealOne Player
    * PowerDVD, WinDVD

    There's NO VIDEO. For anything! DVDs, streaming videos (launch.com), .mpg, .mpeg, etc. NOTHING. ONLY AUDIO!

    :( What happened?!

    Quicktime works. WHY DOES THAT ONLY WORK?! GRRRR!

    I need help. :confused:
    SubKamran, Dec 24, 2003
    #1

  2. Krugger Newcomer, in training Posts: 210

    codec problem maybe?
    Krugger, Dec 24, 2003
    #2

  3. SubKamran Newcomer, in training Posts: 303

    No idea. Why does Quicktime work...? :(

    I'm so glad I started ordering my parts...hopefully my new computer will be fine.
    SubKamran, Dec 24, 2003
    #3

  4. allc0re Newcomer, in training Posts: 20

    could be codec or overylay problems. Try updating the codecs you use and check your overlay settings in the programs that don't display video and in your display card's properties. Not all cards support all types of overlays. If all else fails completely uninstall and re-install the offending programs.
    allc0re, Dec 24, 2003
    #4

  5. tripleione Newcomer, in training Posts: 181

    Also try reinstalling your video card drivers.
    tripleione, Dec 24, 2003
    #5

  6. SubKamran Newcomer, in training Posts: 303

    I've reinstalled my ATI drivers, I've uninstalled and reinstalled Windows Media Player, I've reinstalled PowerDVD, all to no avail :(
    SubKamran, Dec 24, 2003
    #6
     

  7. SubKamran Newcomer, in training Posts: 303

    This all happened after I uninstalled PowerDVD for the first time :mad:
    SubKamran, Dec 24, 2003
    #7

  8. StormBringer Newcomer, in training Posts: 2,871

    Try toggling the Overlay options.
    StormBringer, Dec 24, 2003
    #8

  9. SubKamran Newcomer, in training Posts: 303

    It doesn't allow me to toggle them (I'm in the Overlay tab, but I can't move the sliders, so I don't think it's enabled).
    SubKamran, Dec 24, 2003
    #9

  10. SubKamran Newcomer, in training Posts: 303

    Holy. F****. S***.

    It worked.

    It said that the overlay controls gray out when there's no video file playing. I popped in my DVD, played it, voila, I could change the controls (they were set on no brightness, no contrast and no saturation).

    YES! THANK YOU!
    SubKamran, Dec 24, 2003
    #10
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