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Understood and I figured as much. It is the (for now) that concerns me with features they seem to like to axe for no good reason as of late. I use VLC for some online playlists when my Winamp is not capable (yes, still kicking the llama's ass).

Internet Radio The media player plugin is compatible with internet radio stations. You can create a playlist with favourite stations and skip through them using the navigation buttons. Track data will not appear in the player though, just the station name. For the stations to play correctly you must enter the source of the stream playing the tracks though and not all stations show this. Laut.fm is a good example of easy to use stream URL's. http://fmstream.org/index.php?c=FT is a useful site to use, select the station you want and it will display the correct URL to use. To test a stream URL you can open Windows Media Player (legacy) right click on it and select 'Open URL', if the stream opens you can add it to your playlist. If it errors with "Windows Media Player encountered a problem while playing the file" then the address is not valid.

updated to latest version of pinballx, upated nvidia drivers,,, verified all HDR settings off in windows and on monitor,,,,ASCR disabled on monitor, dynamic dimming disabled on monitor... If I force my main display to backglass monitor, the video brigtness seems very consistent on the backglass monitor,, when I put it back to my main monitor playfield, it seems some type of monitor setting tries to kick in...looks like some kinda contrast adjustment makes the videos bright occasionally ..... Pretty sure it's just my monitor opposed to codec issue or pinballx... I don't want to mess with monitor settings too much as tables look great in VPX. I am good closing topic again.

I do have a complex monitor with all type of adaptive/dynamic settings.... I think I have most of it turned off....fearful of changing those settings as I have spent hours dialing it in for perfect table brightness....I will update to latest version of pinballx... and check windows HDR settings...ill post back on here if I notice any changes. Thanks,

It seems a bit more confusing than GLM.