Vista video problems

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Marcus Wulf

Hi,

I currently installed Vista as a dual boot system next my XP. All works fine
by now except that I can't play any videos with media player or media
center.

The problem is that I can hear sound but the video is just green. I also
tried to set up Media Center, and there is a demo video that also just
displays green.

May this be a problem of my video card? I use a ATI 1900 XT and downloaded
the latest drivers from the ATI site, but this didn't help.

Any ideas what could cause this problem?

Thanks in advance,

Marcus
 
Hmm... it could be bad drivers... it's awfully strange that the video is
just green. Putting XP on a different partition shouldn't affect it at
all...

If possible... set up another partition with Vista on and see if Media
Center does the same - or try a reinstall perhaps.

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It sounds like a codec problem. What kind of video files are you trying to
play? I found that by downloading the xvid codec or a codec pack like the
ones from klite fixes most problems like that.
 
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