Preview video on Nvidia video cards

[highend]

The overall solution is still simple, write an AutoHotkey script that runs constantly in the background, checking the registry each 5 seconds if that key exists and if that's the case, let it delete it. Done

[zakoul]

This is the only way it works for me:

[zakoul]

The overall solution is still simple, write an AutoHotkey script that runs constantly in the background, checking the registry each 5 seconds if that key exists and if that's the case, let it delete it. Done

It is important that xyplorer is started without this registry key. If you change the registry key while the xyplorer is running, it will not change anything. You will need to restart the xyplorer.

Now I'll shoot a video of how it happens.

[highend]

Again, LAV filters are 100% working here, without any configuration or limitations...

It is important that xyplorer is started without this registry key.

And what has a (compiled) AutoHotkey script to do with XYplorer?

[zakoul]

Are you checking on the nvidia gtx10xx video card?
The fact that everything works for you ...

[zakoul]

Here's what I get:
https://youtu.be/22YxmpRsvL4

[highend]

With a working driver on my 3rd PC, yeah...

[zakoul]

With a working driver on my 3rd PC, yeah...

Windows 10 x64 ?
and the latest drivers from nvidia?

[highend]

A working, not the latest^^ v391.35...

[zakoul]

Have you tried with the latest 471.41 ?
After all, it works for me with the latest drivers, before the key appears in the registry

[highend]

No, afaik that was the last "good" version

[zakoul]

how difficult it is to communicate through google translate

[admin]

Is this all about MKV videos?

[zakoul]

Any video format.

[zakoul]

highend, I created a script "delete reg key.xys" and put it in the "<xydata>/Script" folder:

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    $comspec = ("%osbitness%" == 64) ? "%windir%\System32\cmd.exe" : "%windir%\SysWOW64\cmd.exe";
    $command = <<<>>>
"$comspec" /c reg delete "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Direct3D\Shims\EnableOverlays" /v "C:\Program Files (x86)\XYplorer\XYplorer.exe" /f
    >>>;
    run $command, , 0, 0;

Created a shortcut on the desktop:

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"C:\Program Files (x86)\XYplorer\XYplorer.exe" /feed='::load "C:\Users\zakoul\AppData\Roaming\XYplorer\Scripts\delete reg key.xys";'

If you run the script in xyplorer, then it works and the data is deleted from the registry. But if you run the xyplorer through a shortcut, then nothing works .
I created another shortcut:

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"C:\Program Files (x86)\XYplorer\XYplorer.exe" /script="%AppData%\XYplorer\Scripts\delete reg key.xys"

This is how it works. Did I do everything right? Or do you need to run it through "/feed" ?