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JoeB:

--- Quote from: Calamity on March 29, 2016, 12:35:48 pm ---Sample video: https://mega.nz/#!jxFziQAA!-AgLNH4dOQ3nGkPOeGtZPjnW0slQPLoqfdaLbODUg0g
Proof video:    https://mega.nz/#!flsk3CjI!LpwXOEfmOG1HPs77DbUHHjJkkR4eeJH5PewXVDsRmYQ

EDIT: I added the right links.

--- End quote ---

You got the links backwards.  In any case.  You are correct! Windows Media player does play your mp4 with hw acceleration in DXVA on!!  Hyperspin instead of showing a solid green square for this video, just doesn't show it at all (i.e. doesn't load)

I'll try and figure out what the differences are.  :)

JoeB:
The biggest difference I noticed was the mp4 videos I have are all 60fps and your video is 30fps.  So I downloaded Handbrake and transcoded 1 video to 30fps.  It started to play fine; both in WMP and in Hyperspin!

But here's the crazy thing.  All videos are now playing fine in both! even the 60fps ones!  So I installed something that got the "glitch" fixed!  This explains maybe why your old setup worked and fresh install didn't.  The only 2 apps I installed were Handbrake and MediaInfo.  I'm pretty sure it's something Handbrake did.  Go figure.

JoeB:
I recently upgraded to latest version of GroovyMAME and CRT drivers, and of course HyperSpin broke. This time around I discovered how to fix the video issues on Windows 7 64-bit and posting it here for prosperity.  :)

- Edit: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\mms.cfg
- Add the following line: DisableHardwareAcceleration=1

MP4 playback will be fixed.  Also, on my system, Shutdown stopped working. I replaced the build in shutdown command with "shutdown.exe /s /f /t 0"

I'd love to get off this compiled flash application, but I still did not find anything as simple, works with 15khz displays, and strong with the eye candy.

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