I thought, the case would have been solved – but recently I was alerted from MS Answers about new posts. sometimes, you may see a green line, which is a driver for the video card, FFDSHOW or some other codec messed up, or the video card could be damaged, not pushed in all of the way in a pci, agp, or pci-e slot.Ī plain but old working solution.To remove it, simply uncheck 'enable demo mode ', press 'apply ' and then close with 'ok '. If you have 'video demo mode ' settings 'enable demo mode ' check marked with split screen mode as an option, you will see a red line.I have noticed that with Win7 after playing with the Catalyst settings in 'Avivio video ' you will see 'all settings ', then scroll all the way down and there will be a fieldset named 'video demo mode '. Well, the root cause and a solution was presented by Kristoffe Brodeur: It's the video demo mode in Catalyst video driver settings. Fast forward, rewind and pause, the line remains. But once I push play the movie starts and the red line is there. When I originally open the player I have a blank black screen. But it does not appear until I actually push play.
No matter what movie I play the line is there. I can us vlc and I do not get the red vertical line running down the screen. This happens with Windows media player and windows media player classic. I have a red line running vertically down the middle of the screen when playing movies with media player on windows 7.
A vertical red line in Windows Media Player 12Ī user has reported this behavior for Windows 7 in 2010 within Microsoft Answers-Forum as follows: It's an old issue, I've described in June 2011 for Windows 7 within this German blog post.
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