wonkle Posted September 13, 2005 Report Share Posted September 13, 2005 HelloSome background: My sat dish does not work anymore, so I've been downloading movies for the wife and me to watch. We've seen a few, huddled around the computer. Wife says: "Too bad we couldn't watch these on the tv." The computer is on a diff floor than the tv, but still i decided to tackle this project.I had an old wireless audio/video sender, so I decided to try it out. My video card (geforce fx 5200) has an s-video out, so I bought a converter to change this to component video, then it goes into the box that sends the wireless signal. Ditto for the audio -- speaker out from the back of the box, split to left and right audio ins on the sender.After some fiddling with the video card multiple monitor setup, I managed to get the computer screen to replicate itself on the tv downstairs. I thought I was in the clear.BUT I started a movie (I tried using several different players, such as Winamp, Windows Media, and a few others) and then when I looked on the tv downstairs, the video was not showing. Everything else was though -- the desktop, all other windows, etc. For some reason, the video does not go through. I tried a few settings on the players, but no luck.Does anybody have a suggestion for me?If it helps, I also noticed that when I take a screencapture of the computer screen when a video is playing, the video part shows up as blank in Photoshop. This seems to be related.I've attached a pic of what happens. There's a movie playing inside the player window on the computer screen, but on the tv, it's blank like the attached pic.Thanks for any help. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bvw Posted September 14, 2005 Report Share Posted September 14, 2005 Turn off Video Acceleration in Media Player, should work then. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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