My DVBdream real-time video renderer has stopped functioning in the last few weeks (I'm not sure exactly when as I don't use it every day). I still get audio and signal strength indicators OK just no picture. If I record the programme (either by timer or simply by pressing Record) and then play the resulting file using VLC, I get sound and vision correctly. I'm fairly sure I haven't changed any settings but I have been through them all and they look correct. This is happening on a fairly high spec machine running W10 Pro fully up to date with all MS's updates, receiving terrestrial Freeview channels
I have tried completely uninstalling v3.4 (which first demonstrated the problem) and doing a cold install of v3.5 on it. It behaves the same. I have also tried installing 3.5 on an older PC running W7 and everything works correctly (using the same aerial feed).
Anyone got any suggestions that might help please?
Regards, Rick
Real-time renderer has 'gone missing'
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Re: Real-time renderer has 'gone missing'
you need to install a few more video and audio codecs. and try combinations in your video options dialog (CTRL + G)
install the latest LAV codecs.
Install all the codecs below:
http://www.dvbdream.org/files/mpeg2_dec ... .02__a.exe
http://www.dvbdream.org/files/mainconceptAAC.rar
http://www.dvbdream.org/files/DSPACK231.rar
http://www.dvbdream.org/files/ms_mpeg2_ ... m_win7.rar
http://www.dvbdream.org/files/422CodecPack.zip
http://www.dvbdream.org/files/DivX_h264_aac_codecs.exe
make sure you change H264 and AAC codecs and video/audio renderers too, until you find the best and working codec combination for you
install the latest LAV codecs.
Install all the codecs below:
http://www.dvbdream.org/files/mpeg2_dec ... .02__a.exe
http://www.dvbdream.org/files/mainconceptAAC.rar
http://www.dvbdream.org/files/DSPACK231.rar
http://www.dvbdream.org/files/ms_mpeg2_ ... m_win7.rar
http://www.dvbdream.org/files/422CodecPack.zip
http://www.dvbdream.org/files/DivX_h264_aac_codecs.exe
make sure you change H264 and AAC codecs and video/audio renderers too, until you find the best and working codec combination for you
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