Even after a complete new install of Win7 64 with all necessary updates and no other software installed, Display fusion creates havoc with my video software.

I use iSpy for my security cameras and VLC for video playback etc. Regardless of either or both being loaded with DS they eventually crash.

For about 10 min or so its fine then VLC will become unstable by first becoming unresponsive to forward, reverse, pause commands then stop. If I press play asci display shows up then has to be restarted. If I don't use any commands its fine till I do.

After about 10min or so iSpy will become unstable and start to ghost the individual camera video images and the title bar buttons etc will start to break up and disappear unless I run the curser over it.

If I disable DS all is well.

All drivers and software are up to date. Running 3 monitors on ATI 5770. Have tried with and without Catalyst with no diff as well. Monitor frequency is fine.

I've been tinkering with this problem for about 2-3 months now and figure I've tried most everything. Any suggestions would be really welcome.

Thanks All...

I have similar problem but its only related to browser videos. Im using firefox and when i move the browser video to my 2nd screen and have a browser open on my 1st screen, the video on my 2nd screen bugs out. It continues to play but i cant press, play pause stop or whatever. only if i move it over to screen 1 but it does not work all the time. sometimes it also happens the other way around.
So whenever i open a 2nd browser and move it to either screen it sometimes bugs out. Now im not sure if its DF but i dont know what else it could be.

I did not have this problem with vista 64 only now with win 7 64. is there something i need to disable in win 7 or something causing this problem ?

Hi Guys..

Thanks for the reply's..

I forgot to mention that I tried various compatibility rules including unchecking all. The problem still remains the same, unless I completely turn off DF.

Fred

Hi Gorilla

Sounds like the problem your having is not the same as the one I'm experiencing. I have had no problems with my browser (Fire Fox), Strictly Vlc & iSpy. However I haven't tried anything else, and yes all is fine if I exit DF.

Which sucks cause I really like the DF software with the 3 monitors, really makes desktop organization a snap. (grin)

Bye for now...

Sorry it happens on random but i will try closing it down next time.

Hi Keith..

Seemed to have solved the problem.. Have been try it for about a week and no more VLC crashes.
What do you suppose the conflict is?

Thanks much..

Fred

Hi Guy..

Cool..And thanks again..

Please remember: This also affected my iSpy software. It didn't affect the iSpy window, but did affect the streaming video screen within the iSpy window.

If you are not familiar with iSpy it's a video surveillance software program for security cameras.

Thanks again.

Take Care...

Fred