I'm counting on that some of you have seen this problem before. I have run across it both using my All In Wonder RCA outputs, and on my laptop using my s-video out.
You can see the desktop, and you see the window of your media player, but you don't get the video content. I believe that this has something to do with DirectX frames or filters or something. The general concept is that the player is writing directly to the display and bypassing video memory where the secondary output would be able to grab it and display it?
Please does anyone know what I'm talking about, confirm that I'm not crazy, and have a general solution? Thanks. I was wondering if VLC would do it differently, just because VLC is awesome at everything... hehe
-PHiZ
You can see the desktop, and you see the window of your media player, but you don't get the video content. I believe that this has something to do with DirectX frames or filters or something. The general concept is that the player is writing directly to the display and bypassing video memory where the secondary output would be able to grab it and display it?
Please does anyone know what I'm talking about, confirm that I'm not crazy, and have a general solution? Thanks. I was wondering if VLC would do it differently, just because VLC is awesome at everything... hehe
-PHiZ