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2019-05-18T15:53:49Z: Working dir: C:\Files\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\wallpaper_engine
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2019-05-18T15:53:52Z: Detected monitors (Init
get WE to stop, when ffmpeg [1] is running. So I created the Application to rule. "ffmpeg.exe, Is Running, Stop (free memory)".

Obersved behaviour:
Obviously not working as all wallpapers keep running

изменения.

Перезагрузи компьютер. [/quote]

Так это не связано с виндой, до этого у меня он не включался. Видимо в wallpaper engine добавили спящие экраны, и у меня началось

Wallpaper Engine uses the Windows Media Founddation as playback, so it basically relies on Windows to be able to play back videos. Media players like VLC ship their own decoders and codec packs, so

There is no time limit or anything else, you say they work "in everything else", did you specifically test Windows Media Player because that's the closest to what you can compare Wallpaper Engine to

The log file contains crashes in your graphics card drivers and nothing else and in DirectX in the core of Windows. If your system freezes entirely, it is almost always hardware damage. Wallpaper
Engine uses your hardware which makes it more likely for issues to surface. Try to do a clean reinstallation of your graphics card drivers and see if the issue goes away. You also have a second GPU without

"Performance" tab of the Wallpaper Engine settings to "Stop (free memory)".

The Codec Tweak Tool's Media Foundation tab has everything unchecked. My GPU is RTX 3080 if that helps any.

I find it weird that any video player does HW accelerate the video file, but Wallpaper
Engine does not for some reason.

PotPlayer with LAV filters for example reports the following, fully GPU accelerated, almost no CPU us being used:

[Used Filter List]
(1) Built-in Async Reader
(2) LAV

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Then do a full reset of Wallpaper Engine by pressing the red reset button at the bottom of the "General" tab in the settings. After the reset is done, before anything else

the same router and it works out? Just to double check that the issue is definitely not there.

The Windows firewall shouldn't be the issue, Wallpaper Engine can actually check it and warn you about it

with a life.

That said, I looked at the log file and I am pretty sure it is not caused by your Nvidia drivers but rather by Razer Chroma. Please uninstall all Razer apps while Wallpaper Engine is turned