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Matrox G400 latest driver corrupts WinDVD 2000 v2.3's picture?
Has anyone ever seen this screen result before? This is a first time to me: http://home.apu.edu/~philpi/temp/Win...hGladiator.jpg
I was playing Gladiator movie for a bit, and ended up with this! It was fine when I started the movie. During the corruption, I was able to click buttons and stuff, and they worked. I opened a DOS box and made it full screen, and saw the text all messed up as well. Note that the screen shot was taken with Print Screen key and WinDVD didn't let me capture the DVD video (which is normal).
I am going to try again later to see if I can reproduce this problem. I never had this problem before upgrading to the latest driver from Matrox.
System Configuration:
Intel Pentium III Katami/Slot 1 600 Mhz CPU (512KB cache), ASUS P3B-F -- 440BX (latest BIOS; Award Modular BIOS), 100 Mhz bus, 256 MB of SDRAM (Generic 128 MB PC100 + 128 MB Kingtson PC133), ATX Full Tower Case, 300W generic power supply, 2 ISA, 3 PCI, 1 AGP, 1 Shared PCI/ISA Slot, 2 USB ports, 512K L2 cache, IBM P72 17" monitor (6556 03N), Matrox Millenium G400 32 MB DualHead, Creative Labs Sound Blaster Live! Platinum (not using LiveDrive), Toshiba DVD-ROM SD-M1212 6X/32X ATAPI/IDE CD-ROM drive, Plextor PX-W1210 PlexWriter (12/10/32A; IDE), external USR 33600 Sportster Faxmodem (Model: 0413; Product Code: 000839-03), 6.4 GB Quantum Fireball EIDE (6.4EX-A) HDD, Quantum Fireball Plus LM 15 GB 7200 RPM EIDE HDD, a 2-buttons PS/2 Logitech mouse, 3Com Fast EtherLink XL 10/100 Mb TX Ethernet NIC (3C905B-TX), Windows 98 (using Internet Explorer v5.5), two regular computer fans (CPU and normal), 1 custom fan, 1 HDD cooler, and a HP DeskJet 560c printer. Yamaha Sondius XG SoftSynthesizer v1.0 for better MIDI in Windows 98.
The computer components are not overclocked. Running MS DirectX 8, disabled Active Desktop, using a Belkin OmniCube (2-port; KVM), and on a 8-ports NetGear DS108 Hub 10/100 base for LAN.
I was playing Gladiator movie for a bit, and ended up with this! It was fine when I started the movie. During the corruption, I was able to click buttons and stuff, and they worked. I opened a DOS box and made it full screen, and saw the text all messed up as well. Note that the screen shot was taken with Print Screen key and WinDVD didn't let me capture the DVD video (which is normal).
I am going to try again later to see if I can reproduce this problem. I never had this problem before upgrading to the latest driver from Matrox.
System Configuration:
Intel Pentium III Katami/Slot 1 600 Mhz CPU (512KB cache), ASUS P3B-F -- 440BX (latest BIOS; Award Modular BIOS), 100 Mhz bus, 256 MB of SDRAM (Generic 128 MB PC100 + 128 MB Kingtson PC133), ATX Full Tower Case, 300W generic power supply, 2 ISA, 3 PCI, 1 AGP, 1 Shared PCI/ISA Slot, 2 USB ports, 512K L2 cache, IBM P72 17" monitor (6556 03N), Matrox Millenium G400 32 MB DualHead, Creative Labs Sound Blaster Live! Platinum (not using LiveDrive), Toshiba DVD-ROM SD-M1212 6X/32X ATAPI/IDE CD-ROM drive, Plextor PX-W1210 PlexWriter (12/10/32A; IDE), external USR 33600 Sportster Faxmodem (Model: 0413; Product Code: 000839-03), 6.4 GB Quantum Fireball EIDE (6.4EX-A) HDD, Quantum Fireball Plus LM 15 GB 7200 RPM EIDE HDD, a 2-buttons PS/2 Logitech mouse, 3Com Fast EtherLink XL 10/100 Mb TX Ethernet NIC (3C905B-TX), Windows 98 (using Internet Explorer v5.5), two regular computer fans (CPU and normal), 1 custom fan, 1 HDD cooler, and a HP DeskJet 560c printer. Yamaha Sondius XG SoftSynthesizer v1.0 for better MIDI in Windows 98.
The computer components are not overclocked. Running MS DirectX 8, disabled Active Desktop, using a Belkin OmniCube (2-port; KVM), and on a 8-ports NetGear DS108 Hub 10/100 base for LAN.