HI,

I have a Media Composer 2.7.4 software with this configuration:

- Core 2 Duo 2.2

- 2 GB RAM

- MSI Video Nvidia GF 8400 GS (256 MB DDR2)

The proeblem is than I can not play the sequence in FULL SCREEN  mode!!

It said: "Check the video card compatibility in the Avid support web site" But I check the System Requirement and it said: 

NVidia Quadro FX 560 or higher

• Note 1: Only Nvidia cards are supported

If somebody knows something ABOUT IT, please let me know!!

Thanks and Looking forward...

 To what are your full screen playback settings set?

 The answer is in the details:

"NVidia Quadro FX 560 or higher"

 Yes, you have an nVidia card - but your card is not classified as HIGHER than the QUADRO FX line of nVidia cards. That could be a cause of your woes. Although many folks have gotten other cards to work with Avid there is no guarantee.

The settings is:

Scaling: Project

Full Screen (Check)

Display Both Fields (Check)

Flip on Vertical Sync (Check)

Expand Luminance for Comp (UnCheck)

Yeah, I thought that!!

I'm gonna try to sell it and buy the Nvidia Quadro FX 560 or higher!!

Thanks for the reply.

Again, before you run out and buy a new video board, do a search on the forums as some user have success with NON-approved boards... quite a few infact... so don't give up hope (or your cash)

Other people talk me than It's something about the resolution. Downing the resolution is possible to get full screen!!

Somebody knows something about it??

TKS.

 I have a screen setting of 1280x960. Either way, just try and see if anything works.

Looking for a new configuration, I select "Change to a TV monitor" in Nvidia Panel. the video shut down and now I can't see nothing, but the computer is still ON. I restart it, but the screen  still  is black, no signal...!!!

Anyone knows how to get the video signal again...I need to keep working, please!!

Thank you!!

I fix it!!

thank you anyway!!

For luck I have a S-video plug in my monitor I connected it by this way, and I could see the Desktop and change again the settings...ufff

Thank you and becareful with that

Cheers.