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Thank you for the great product,

I have access to xeon cluster under Linux and tried to run Video Enhancer in virtualbox but without much success. Will you plan to release a version for linux platforms?

 Who knows where to download XRumer 5.0 Palladium?
Help, please. All recommend this program to effectively advertise on the Internet, this is the best program!

We've finally reproduced the problem. nVidia cards + Aero + super resolution = trouble.
Works fine on ATI with Aero.
Works fine on nVidia with desktop composition turned off (or Aero turned off).
Seems like a bug in nVidia drivers.

http://forum.thedeemon.com/index.php/topic,202.msg604.html#msg604

Ok, now we've tested it on Win7 64-bit with nVidia graphic card with Aero turned on. The problem does exist: nvidia driver "nvlddmkm" stops responding after launching super resolution. Tried with default Microsoft and latest nVidia driver - same thing. If you go to system settings -> visual effects and disable desktop composition, the problem disappears and VE works fine. However this setting basically turns Aero off.

Same problem reported many times on different forums with different games and video applications. Seems like a bug in nVidia driver.

Video enhancer is a great piece of software.

Agreed.

If you're going to compress video that needs special codecs, it's obvious
that you need to learn how to set them up first, or their encoding half
won't work in ANY program. It's not like it takes more than a few minutes
to learn anyway.

VE is definitely opening the video, and it obviously WOULD compress the
video if the codecs were properly set for the machine. If someone doesn't
know how to do that, they can ask. (Here, or elsewhere.) Take a few
minutes to study codecs before trying to use them.

There was no fault of the program here.

I would agree that this seems isolated to win7+nvidia

Here are some details of the problem that will hopefully be helpful:

This bug seems to start as soon as you install nvidia drivers.
(At least for me.)

The one time I recall this NOT happening was on a fresh install
before *any* graphics drivers. For the first few minutes of windows 7,
VE seemed to run perfectly, but as soon as drivers from the nvidia
website (win7 64) were installed, the blackouts returned.

Windows was reformatted and re-installed, but this time it ran
'windows update' and installed nvidia drivers on its own, and
the crashes/blackscreens returned.

When your machine starts to crash, you receive this error message:
"display driver stopped responding and has recovered"

Googling that phrase shows that in past versions of windows, this
error has been related to aero + nvidia cards. This makes sense when
you consider that GUI-related compatibility options are all that help.

Some posts suggest this only affects people with more than 2
GB ram. (4 GB here.) A few of the posts even go into technical
details that might shed light on the hardware/software issues
of this.

Those are all the things that I noticed. Hope they help!

I have had the same problem. Using windows 7 x64 (build 7600). I recently reinstalled my operating system so i don't remember what i did to fix it but, i think i deleted the file skinengine.dll and that fixed the problem. If it wasn't that i guess i did what was already mentioned and used compatibility mode.

deleting skinengine.dll doesn't work for me.
It works only when aero is disabled.

It is most definitely codec problems, I have been messing with video enhancer for months and i always get error messages, but after a little while it always comes down to the codecs i had, Video enhancer is a great piece of software. If you noobs cant mess around instead of wining and complaining then go program yourself your own video resizing software. Shhhhh keep up the hard work guys on VE.

I have had the same problem. Using windows 7 x64 (build 7600). I recently reinstalled my operating system so i don't remember what i did to fix it but, i think i deleted the file skinengine.dll and that fixed the problem. If it wasn't that i guess i did what was already mentioned and used compatibility mode.

Looks so. We've got a PC with nVidia and WinXP 64, VE works fine. Will try with Win7 too.