You should probably upload a save file from where it happens.

ZellSF wrote on 2022-10-17, 17:52:

You should probably upload a save file from where it happens.

Oh, right. I attached the contents of the "%USERPROFILE%\Documents\GrayMatter" directory. You can copy paste that directly as-is in Explorer's location bar (Ctrl+L).

Load the second save and click on the computer screen. Then select the videos and try watching one of them.

Enable GDI hooking doesn't crash here. It doesn't fix anything either though.

realnc wrote on 2022-10-16, 22:03:

I was playing Gray Matter (https://store.steampowered.com/app/260570/Gray_Matter/) which is a DX9 game and has no rendering issu […]
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I was playing Gray Matter (https://store.steampowered.com/app/260570/Gray_Matter/) which is a DX9 game and has no rendering issues on my 980 Ti in Windows 10, but I use dgVoodoo anyway because the inventory menu is broken with resolutions higher than 1600x900 (the game is a Windows XP game with a late release in 2010, and they never tested higher resolutions.) So I set the game to 1600x900 but force 2560x1440 with dgVoodoo.

But when I got into a place in the game were videos were supposed to be playing in-game (on a computer screen), they don't. I just get a solid green color in the spot where the video is supposed to be. The cutscene videos play fine. And, without dgVoodoo, the in-game videos work fine.

I thought "Enable GDI hooking" might fix it, but this makes the game crash on startup (it gets to the main menu of the game, but as soon as you load a save game, it crashes.)

Using dgVoodoo 2.79.3.

A DX9 game shouldn't usually be using GDI for such purposes. Have you tried changing the card or using the WARP renderer?

I have, it makes no difference.

realnc wrote on 2022-10-17, 21:16:

ZellSF wrote on 2022-10-17, 17:52:

You should probably upload a save file from where it happens.

Oh, right. I attached the contents of the "%USERPROFILE%\Documents\GrayMatter" directory. You can copy paste that directly as-is in Explorer's location bar (Ctrl+L).

Load the second save and click on the computer screen. Then select the videos and try watching one of them.

Thanks for the easy repro, I fixed it. It's a DX9 texture update incompatibility bug, not GDI-related video playback (errors appear about it in the log with the dbg version of dgVoodoo).