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  adicoto I presume that we talk about an MPEG 1 file ?
And Vista don't let BSPlayer use another MPEG1... 9th March 2008, 06:50 PM grendizer Sorry for the false alarm guys.
Some days ago I uninstalled the divx official decoder to test... 9th March 2008, 07:08 PM grendizer Hmmm in fact the problem was not solved by restarting Windows.
It was solved by stopping the 3d... 9th March 2008, 10:50 PM grendizer false move again!! I finally found the REAL cause.
At startup, 3dsmax disables aero. When aero... 10th March 2008, 11:57 AM J7N Number and size of pixels is the same for gods sake. Just look at the "(c)" down below. Left... 10th March 2008, 07:38 PM grendizer It's funny that nobody paid attention to this thread, yet the bug was fixed in BsPlayer 2.28.
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 Enormous pixels!
Hello all, What is this, first time I see this problem in BsPlayer! :shock: It seems that BsPlayer is sampling down videos to a very small resolution, so there are much fewer pixels on the video window, and as a result, the pixels of the video appear anormous! This happens on all videos I am watching. I have tried to change the video renderer from EVR to WMR9 renderless, but same problem. I am using BsPlayer Pro Lite 2.27 on Windows Vista Ultimate 64bits. See the attached picture for details. On the left is Windows Media Player, on the right is BsPlayer. Thanks for the help, Gz 
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