No video with XBMC 9.11-b1 [log posted]

Okay,
Don't know if it helps, but here is a Dxdiag log (saved for a month): http://pastebin.com/m2ad9b664

Same problem here. Everything works fine, except video playback resulting in a white screen on DirectX9 version of 9.11Beta1.

Intel P4 with ATI radeon 9200se videocard on AGP slot.

I did install MS VC++ redistributable and DirectX9c. I also completely removed the data folder when upgrading from the babylon stable release.

When reverting to the babylon stable release, everthing worked fine again.

Everything works fine
but video playback resulting in a white screen
Intel Celeron 1300. Nvidia Geforce 4 mx 440

So I was researching the 9200se and from what I can tell, it may have to do with what types of shaders the 9200se and the Intel cards support. For example the 9200se doesn't support 2.0 pixel shaders.

I don't know what kind of shaders XBMC uses for resizing and whatnot but its certainly something to check out.

Well i found a "solution".
It does not fix the problem with directx, but it does fix xbmc.
Go to http://sshcs.com/xbmc/ and download the windows OpenGL version.
This one will work fine on your video card, not as fast as the directx version, but with video.

Yes, rolling back to the nightly build for OGL does resolve the problem for now...

However, I'm not sure if the OGL version will be supported in the future? I must admit I'm getting quite addicted to XBMC (it's really great stuff!) and I would really hope that either OGL will remain supported, or the white screen video issue in the DX version can be fixed...

I have seen some people commenting that is has todo with ATI cards, but there are also posts in this threat that mention nvidia cards having the same problem... ?

Rolling back to the stable version 9.04 worked with me as well; white screens appear with the directx version 9.11 beta. But I like the new speedy interface so much I enabled the use of an external VLC player, which isn't half bad too.
My old PC I'm using has a SiS on board chipset.
DirectX testing showed NO problems outside XBMC; all tests passed.

Can someone check the DSplayer and see if it renders video?

raedts Wrote:Well i found a "solution".
It does not fix the problem with directx, but it does fix xbmc.
Go to http://sshcs.com/xbmc/ and download the windows OpenGL version.
This one will work fine on your video card, not as fast as the directx version, but with video.

thanx for help. thats work

Same problem. I´m using an agp nvidia adapter. I definetively would like to keep 9.11 version but need to solve this issue...