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- mindweaver - 2010-02-03
I installed "Microsoft Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 3.5 SP1". But I still get the same errors
- vanvonno - 2010-02-03
Yes i tried (Intel G45)
Not working !
- Fascix - 2010-02-03
Worx like a charm on all mkv´s ive put up to the test. running gforce 9600 GT
thanx ALOT to ALL involved in this. And thanx againg for a superb pice of software.
keep em commin.
- Dannydeman - 2010-02-03
This was exactly what I needed. Works even better then it does in boxee, where I get a green screen for one second and 10seconds of choppy video before it works.
With this version of XBMC I get like 4 seconds op choppy video, and after that it works great.
One issue though, which I'm sure is known already. When I try to watch a quicktime trailer, I have a green screen with some artifacts. Any idea how to fix that?
I use Windows 7 on the Asrock ION 330.
- Nickman99 - 2010-02-03
mindweaver Wrote:I installed "Microsoft Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 3.5 SP1". But I still get the same errorsI had to manually add the path "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0\Include" to the "Include files"-list.
When I first did that I got other errors. It seemed like the new path had wrong versions of some files. When I moved it to the last line I got no errors.
- elupus - 2010-02-03
I would appreciate if somebody could find the errant dxva.h file and pastebin it. Since you don't seem to be getting an error including the file, it must just be missing the defines for those structures.
Would be nice to know why
Revo 1600 & Windows 7 x64 - WORKING GREAT! - v0lrath - 2010-02-03
Tried this out on my Revo 1600 (2GB RAM) with Windows 7 64-bit last night. I probably tried 10 or so 1080p and 720p videos. They all worked flawlessly! I think we can safely say the Revo 1600 is now the perfect XBMC machine.
...anyone want to buy a CrystalHD card?
- Tk0n - 2010-02-03
nevermind
- mindweaver - 2010-02-03
Nickman99 Wrote:I had to manually add the path "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0\Include" to the "Include files"-list.
When I first did that I got other errors. It seemed like the new path had wrong versions of some files. When I moved it to the last line I got no errors.
I am still getting the same errors :/
http://tillytech.se/BuildLog.htm
- WiSo - 2010-02-03
I've compiled it fine under win7 x64 vs2008 express and the directx sdk. no need for the platform sdk (I don't have it installed).
DXVA_Status_H264 is defined in dxva.h which resides for me in C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\Include which is part of the visual studio installation afaik.
- Rob79 - 2010-02-04
WiSo Wrote:I've compiled it fine under win7 x64 vs2008 express and the directx sdk. no need for the platform sdk (I don't have it installed).
DXVA_Status_H264 is defined in dxva.h which resides for me in C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\Include which is part of the visual studio installation afaik.
I am just trying to use these versions
http://mirrors.xbmc.org/nightlies/win32/
Should I be trying something else since I am getting this Green screen issue?
- Elis - 2010-02-04
Dannydeman Wrote:This was exactly what I needed. Works even better then it does in boxee, where I get a green screen for one second and 10seconds of choppy video before it works.
With this version of XBMC I get like 4 seconds op choppy video, and after that it works great.
One issue though, which I'm sure is known already. When I try to watch a quicktime trailer, I have a green screen with some artifacts. Any idea how to fix that?
I use Windows 7 on the Asrock ION 330.
Make sure your VSYNC is a set to always. That way you wont get any green screen or video problems
- AzzX - 2010-02-04
Boxee works perfect with my ATI HD 4350 Athlon 4400xp HTPC,
Just updated to Catalyst 10.1 drivers and 720p plays fine and some 1080p material with XBMC. I now no longer get a full green screen - Just a small green bar at the top of the vid and color distortion.
My nVidia box plays fine with everything though I dont select Adjust refreshrate on this system (pc Monitor)
- xsintill - 2010-02-04
I was a little afraid i wasn't able to update to the newest svn build anymore since it requires dxva2 and i am still using windows xp and not really want to upgrade to windows 7. But when i download and placed the dxva2.dll in the xbmc directory, xbmc doesn't give me any dxva2.dll missing errors anymore and seems to work normally.
- Nickman99 - 2010-02-04
WiSo Wrote:I've compiled it fine under win7 x64 vs2008 express and the directx sdk. no need for the platform sdk (I don't have it installed).Works for me too. No need for the "Microsoft Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 3.5 SP1".
DXVA_Status_H264 is defined in dxva.h which resides for me in C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\Include which is part of the visual studio installation afaik.
I don't understand why VS2008 Express couldn't find that path. I have the path "$(WindowsSdkDir)\include", which obviously isn't working.
mindweaver: Try adding "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\Include" and check to see if the dxva.h file is there.