Real Player 7.0 and TNT on BP6
This is a discussion about Real Player 7.0 and TNT on BP6 in the Windows Hardware category; I have had problems with Real Player 7 for a long time now. Basicly what happens is that when I am playing some movies it puts my monitor in hybernate mode and I can't recover. It has done this since Real Player was in beta.
I have had problems with Real Player 7 for a long time now. Basicly what happens is that when I am playing some movies it puts my monitor in hybernate mode and I can't recover. It has done this since Real Player was in beta. So I thought it was a beta bug. However, now I think it is my system. I have the newest TNT 3.75 drivers and I have used just about every driver that has come out for the TNT in win2k. Same problem. The only thing else I have that may be the reason is my BP6 mobo. Is there a setting I am missing? Has anyone else had this problem, I haven't seen anything about it. It must be my system because everyone has posted that RP 7.0 works in win2k.
Thanks for any help,
Apoptosis
P.S. I know I shouldn't post in both sections but I am not sure which is the problem hardware or software.
Thanks for any help,
Apoptosis
P.S. I know I shouldn't post in both sections but I am not sure which is the problem hardware or software.
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I got the same problem with RP7 and the 3.75 did not change anything. However I found a workaround for this, in the preference menu, choose the performance tab and disable video optimization. On my computer it works well and I don't have any pb.
Got the same problem with my Geforce and 3.69 drivers. However if you press the win key, type cmd <enter> and the ald+enter (to fullscreen the command window) and type exit you can get back to windows.
Sometimes this problem also occurs when whatching live video with MS mediaplayer
Sometimes this problem also occurs when whatching live video with MS mediaplayer
