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07-29-2010, 02:02 PM
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VAIO Laptop: Goofy Screen
Installed 'Shifter on a brand-new Sony VAIO laptop.
Somewhere along the line Sage issued a dialog to the effect that it had found/fixed a display incompatibility problem. But here's what I get when trying to view a program: http://tinyurl.com/2f2hthx Anybody have some thoughts? BTW, SlingBox renders a-ok.
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Server: Intel Core2 Duo E7400 @2.80GHz, 3.25 GB RAM, 40-mb IDE system partition Clients: HD200*4 over Cat5e Ethernet + Asus 901 1.6GHz XP Pro running Shifter, Client, and VLC Media Player over WiFi-N Plugins: (none yet, looking for recommendations) Storage: 8.9 TB of Western Digital "Green" SATA drives in a Windows Home Server pool Capture: 2 Silicon Dust HomeRun tuner boxes (4 tuners total) Software: Windows Home Server running SageTV 6.5.9 as a service Program Source: OTA antenna 
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07-29-2010, 04:51 PM
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Looked in the Intel "Graphics Properties" dialog, but no luck. Found something called 3D | 3D Preference | Performance that had a little slider control that was sitting in the middle of the range. I slid it all the way to the left for "Performance", no luck. Slid it all the way to the right ("Quality") and no luck either. The text menus look fine. It's just the video that's wacked.
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Server: Intel Core2 Duo E7400 @2.80GHz, 3.25 GB RAM, 40-mb IDE system partition Clients: HD200*4 over Cat5e Ethernet + Asus 901 1.6GHz XP Pro running Shifter, Client, and VLC Media Player over WiFi-N Plugins: (none yet, looking for recommendations) Storage: 8.9 TB of Western Digital "Green" SATA drives in a Windows Home Server pool Capture: 2 Silicon Dust HomeRun tuner boxes (4 tuners total) Software: Windows Home Server running SageTV 6.5.9 as a service Program Source: OTA antenna Last edited by PeteCress; 07-29-2010 at 04:55 PM.
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07-29-2010, 05:46 PM
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But it was the other way around: disabled by default. I enabled it and the problem went away. Disabled it and the problem returned. Slam-Dunk... Thanks!
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Server: Intel Core2 Duo E7400 @2.80GHz, 3.25 GB RAM, 40-mb IDE system partition Clients: HD200*4 over Cat5e Ethernet + Asus 901 1.6GHz XP Pro running Shifter, Client, and VLC Media Player over WiFi-N Plugins: (none yet, looking for recommendations) Storage: 8.9 TB of Western Digital "Green" SATA drives in a Windows Home Server pool Capture: 2 Silicon Dust HomeRun tuner boxes (4 tuners total) Software: Windows Home Server running SageTV 6.5.9 as a service Program Source: OTA antenna
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