Thanks for the reply. I am running .38.
Windows 7 Pro 64 bit
Asus P6T mb
i7 950 3.07 ghz
12 gb Memory
240 gig SSD and one BD player
Gforce GT630 HDMI
All the media resides on a 13TB NAS. It has been up for years and has no problems.
The media that's crashes MC is usually just ripped old or new TV shows. Burn Notice, Dick Van **, MKV, AVI, everything. It does it in movies too, but somehow not as noticeable, perhaps because we watch much more TV than movies.
I went to confirm the version I am running. I started MC, clicked help|about and it hung (hanged?
) but I let it sit and it did finally pop up .38.
I don't know what is unique here, As I said I did build another machine from scratch with similar specs and it had the problem right away. That intrigued me. I know I must be a rare problem or you would be overrun with complaints. So how could it happen on a new machine? Maybe it is in these steps:
I built the machine, did all the MS updates, installed MC which installed DirectX. Here is the iffy part.
My library is quite extensive, especially with shows marked as watched, I didn't want to lose all that so I "restored" the library and the skins folders from the old machine. Thinking that could be it, I reverted back to Obsidian skin but it still hung up. I didn't get to see if the new build actually crashed during playback, because it hanging kept me from playing anything.
Before you ask, I will remove the 19 and install a fresh 19.038 on that new machine and let it build it's own library, and leave the skins alone.
While typing this the main machine that is showing the Help screen crashed. "Media Center has Stopped Working..." I wasn't even playing anything.
Don