2020-02-05, 21:47
I've had that happen to me when using MPC-HC as the player. The player didn't seem to be closing the MPC-HC process correctly when stopping playback and the GPU seemed to get tripped up.
I corrected this by using an AutoHotKey script that killed MPC-HC when I pushed stop on a Harmony remote.
You could also try using the built-in refresh rate switcher in the media player as opposed to using madVR to change refresh rates.
Here is the AutoHotKey script that I use:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Roskw4k...sp=sharing
There are instructions here on how to install AutoHotKey:
https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid...pid1949380
If you want to change the keypress, you need to Google the AutoHotKey manual for a suitable command.
This is the code snippet that kills the media player when the Media_Stop command is pressed:
$Media_Stop::
SendInput {Media_Stop}
Process, Exist, mpc-hc.exe
If (!ErrorLevel= 0)
{
Process, Close, mpc-hc.exe
}
Return
I corrected this by using an AutoHotKey script that killed MPC-HC when I pushed stop on a Harmony remote.
You could also try using the built-in refresh rate switcher in the media player as opposed to using madVR to change refresh rates.
Here is the AutoHotKey script that I use:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Roskw4k...sp=sharing
There are instructions here on how to install AutoHotKey:
https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid...pid1949380
If you want to change the keypress, you need to Google the AutoHotKey manual for a suitable command.
This is the code snippet that kills the media player when the Media_Stop command is pressed:
$Media_Stop::
SendInput {Media_Stop}
Process, Exist, mpc-hc.exe
If (!ErrorLevel= 0)
{
Process, Close, mpc-hc.exe
}
Return