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Click the Windows start button and then type "DxDiag" on your keyboard.
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Once the tool is open, click "Save All Information". Name your file and then save it in a location on your computer that's easy to find, like your desktop.
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Yes YouCam works with Zoom. Currently there is no subscription version of YouCam, so you can purchase the perpetual version of YouCam 9. I beleive the next version will be release later this year, as it has been a couple years since the last release.
Do I attach the file here or just cut and paste the contexts of the DxDiag file? I tried taking the card acceleration off thru the card software then thru the PowerDVD software. Neither one nor the other nor both made a difference.
Hello,
Please just attach the DXDiag file here. You should also send it and the issue to CyberLink Customer Service:
The issue would probably be the same in the latest version of PowerDVD, since it looks like it is GPU related. You can try installing the trial version of PowerDVD 21 just to check.
Looking at your DXDiag file, I see that your NVIDIA GPU is using the latest driver, which means it was updated after March 22 when the driver was released. See attached driverinfo.jpg:. The driver version is the last 5 numbers in the DSDiag file, i.e 512.15
My contact at CyberLink mentioned that this issue was common on AMD platforms, but it could be something in the driver upate on March 22 is causing this in some NVIDIA GPUs now. You may want to try rolling back to a previous driver to see if it fixes it as well. Worth a try.
After pressing Alt-LeftShift-Printscreen the Bluray will play, but pressing Alt-Leftshift-Printscreen after play has begun causes the player to stop playing and give the same dialog. It refuses to play and also allow me to use my computer.
Hello,
Yes, as I indicated, you can switch back to high contrast mode after you are done playing the Blu-ray. Since your GPU cannot enable DRM in high contrast mode anymore for some reason, you need to keep it turned off during playback.
You didn't share any of the requested information about your PC, so it is hard to provide a reason here and some assumptions have to be made.
This issue is actually caused by some AMD GPUs, as DRM protection cannot be enabled in high contrast mode. As to why you have never seen this before, it could be the driver was updated by Windows or you recently enabled high contrast mode.
If you want to continue using high contrast mode, you just need to just press Alt+Left Shift+Print Screen to disable high contrast mode before beginning Blu-ray playback. Press it again once you are done to re-enable it.
Issues like this are usually caused by your graphics card. I would suggest making sure its driver is using the latest version. Also go to Settings > Player Settings > Video, Audio, Subtitles and deselect the "Enable hardware acceleration decoding whenever possible" checkbox if it was previously enabled.
If neither of those things work, please respond with your DXDiag.txt file and we'll try and offer more suggestions.
Your product key should be in your the purchase confirmation email you received when buying PowerDVD, or on the disc envelope if you purchased the box. If you don't have those anymore, you can try and contact CyberLink to see if they will provide it.
That is available on captured images only, not live video. To access it, just right click on a photo, select Edit Photo/Video, and then click on the beautify button. See the attached images.
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