Quote: Amazing, thanks Mr/Mrs Hamling27, that certainly saved me ripping apart my new Alienware PC to fix the green screen problem, shame the official help couldnt find time to confirm your results. It worked for me immediatly.

It's Mr. Hamling, and I'm glad I could help you out! Since I have posted this I have gotten an SSD and completely reinstalled Windows and PD10. I'm also on nVidia driver 301.42 and I haven't had the problem surface again. I know PD10 also had an update within that time frame as well. So you should be able to have hardware acceleration with out the green flashing screen issues. I guess make sure everything is up-to-date and you should be fine. If disabling hardware acceleration worked for you and you don't really notice a difference than I guess you could live with it but I think the issue was fixed in either the driver update or the PD10 update.

Cheers!

Yes, I wil check drivers etc, but I was in a bit of a rush to burn some dvd's. Ill let ya kniow how I get on after checking drivers etc. Once again thanks!

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Quote: Amazing, thanks Mr/Mrs Hamling27, that certainly saved me ripping apart my new Alienware PC to fix the green screen problem, shame the official help couldnt find time to confirm your results. It worked for me immediatly.

It's Mr. Hamling, and I'm glad I could help you out! Since I have posted this I have gotten an SSD and completely reinstalled Windows and PD10. I'm also on nVidia driver 301.42 and I haven't had the problem surface again. I know PD10 also had an update within that time frame as well. So you should be able to have hardware acceleration with out the green flashing screen issues. I guess make sure everything is up-to-date and you should be fine. If disabling hardware acceleration worked for you and you don't really notice a difference than I guess you could live with it but I think the issue was fixed in either the driver update or the PD10 update.

Cheers!

Green Screen issues. Simple fix

It seems to be a codec problem, Open pd, go to import media files, select a file that your going to import and VLC to play file then pause the playback and continue to import. from there on you can use pd as you like for that session. Now you'll just have to fix the codec problem

I had the same problem described above. I followed Mr Ahamling advis, deselect @Enable hardware decoding" and no more issues. Many many thanks Mr Ahamling

I've gotten a green screen ever since I updated from Windows 8 to Windows 10. Mr. Ahamling's advice worked for me, too:

Under Preferences, uncheck the "Enable hardware decoding".

I've been stumped for months. Today, this method worked for me.

Thanks Everyone! best wishes,
~ Donna