Hello, fellow ex-Meedio user here, but not for many years. XBMC does what I need it to do so no need to battle with Meedio anymore.
Firstly, post the details of your system. What version of windows, processor, RAM, video drivers, what version of XBMC etc.
To diagnose the problem you'll need to provide a log file. When XBMC starts it should have created an %Appdata%/XBMC directory (just type %APPDATA% in the run dialog and it should start windows explorer in the %APPDATA% directory and you'll be able to see the XBMC subdirectory). Use the wiki to determine the actual location of the XBMC userdata directory for your system. Start
here and then check
here.
In the XBMC useerdata directory create a new text file called advancedsettings.xml. You may want to download a program called notepad+ to edit this file. In the advancedsettings.xml file you need to specify the log level you want for debugging (the default log level will be too low to explain some problems). Look at the wiki
here for details of the advancedsettings.xml file. The detail you want is
Code:
<advancedsettings>
<loglevel hide="true">3</loglevel>
</advancedsettings>
Or even easier - just turn on debug logging under Settings | System | Debug but this will display an OSD debug so its not pretty
Start XBMC again and exit so it crashes or hangs. The go to your userdata folder and open the xbmc.log file that has been created, use notepad or notepad+ to do this. Copy the contents of this file to
pastebin.com and then post the link for your log file here. This will give people something to help diagnose your problem.