what is dxva_sig.txt

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what is dxva_sig.txt ? I've been finding this empty text file on my desktop
lately and have no idea what's creating it or why. Anyone else know what this
is ?
 
DxVA = DirectX Video Acceleration. Try your post in a newsgroup for Windows
Media Player. For example:
 
Not really. the guy that asked it claimed the fix failed.
Interesting that it is only a 1 month old problem. And out of all the searches
I did for that text file, there was next to nothing on it.
About a month ago ATI released their newest Catalyst Software for the AIW's.
 
Fix for this and the 0 byte dxva_sig.txt file getting written [to my desktop,
others claimed it got written elsewhere.] was to upgrade to win media 10.
 
The fix isn't 100%. The infra red movies are now normal, but the zero byte file
is still appearing when I play a WM file online.

Fix for this and the 0 byte dxva_sig.txt file getting written [to my desktop,
others claimed it got written elsewhere.] was to upgrade to win media 10.
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what is dxva_sig.txt ? I've been finding this empty text file on my desktop
lately and have no idea what's creating it or why. Anyone else know what this
is ?
Click to expand...

I got rid of the infra red movies, but I'm still getting that 0 byte
dxva_sig.txt file on my desktop.
Still have no idea what it is or what puts it there, or how to stop it. It
serves no purpose that I can use. zero bytes is zero bytes. Doesn't even say
who is interested in this thing.
 
The fix isn't 100%. The infra red movies are now normal, but the zero byte file
is still appearing when I play a WM file online.

Fix for this and the 0 byte dxva_sig.txt file getting written [to my desktop,
others claimed it got written elsewhere.] was to upgrade to win media 10.
Click to expand...
what is dxva_sig.txt ? I've been finding this empty text file on my desktop
lately and have no idea what's creating it or why. Anyone else know what this
is ?
Click to expand...

I got rid of the infra red movies, but I'm still getting that 0 byte
dxva_sig.txt file on my desktop.
Still have no idea what it is or what puts it there, or how to stop it. It
serves no purpose that I can use. zero bytes is zero bytes. Doesn't even say
who is interested in this thing.
 
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